Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu grew revenue again in the year to March 2026, but the extra sales did not reach the bottom line. Net sales rose to ¥126.77bn from ¥118.15bn a year earlier, while ordinary income slipped to ¥6.66bn from ¥7.75bn and profit attributable to owners of parent fell to ¥3.62bn from ¥5.08bn.
| Year | Net sales | Ordinary income | Parent profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year to March 2024 | ¥117.07bn | ¥7.75bn | ¥3.26bn |
| Year to March 2025 | ¥118.15bn | ¥7.75bn | ¥5.08bn |
| Year to March 2026 | ¥126.77bn | ¥6.66bn | ¥3.62bn |
The longer arc is still one of expanding revenue. Consolidated sales were ¥97.78bn in the year to March 2022, then moved above ¥100bn, ¥117bn and now ¥126bn over the following four reporting years. Profit, though, has been less obedient. Ordinary income climbed as high as ¥7.75bn in the years to March 2024 and 2025 before dropping back in the latest year, and parent profit also retreated from last year's peak.
For investors, the read-through is simple enough: Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu is still adding sales, but the latest filing shows that more revenue is not currently buying more earnings. The filing excerpt does not spell out the driver of that squeeze, so this is more diagnosis than explanation.