Konoike Transport ended the year to March with consolidated net sales of ¥355.6bn, up from ¥345.0bn a year earlier, according to its annual securities report. Ordinary income rose to ¥22.6bn from ¥21.3bn, while profit attributable to owners of the parent edged up to ¥14.3bn from ¥14.1bn. Total assets stood at ¥299.7bn and net assets at ¥163.3bn.
The longer sales record in the filing suggests another year of steady expansion rather than a sudden jump. Konoike's five-year sales series has climbed from ¥301.4bn in the year ended March 2022 to the latest ¥355.6bn.
| Year | Net sales |
|---|---|
| Year to March 2022 | ¥301.4bn |
| Year to March 2023 | ¥311.8bn |
| Year to March 2024 | ¥315.0bn |
| Year to March 2025 | ¥345.0bn |
| Year to March 2026 | ¥355.6bn |
A separate internal control report filed the same day said management judged financial reporting controls effective as of March 31. Konoike said the company-wide evaluation covered the parent and 14 consolidated subsidiaries, while the parent and two subsidiaries selected for business-process testing accounted for about 70% of consolidated sales, ordinary income and total assets. Another 42 consolidated subsidiaries and three equity-method affiliates were excluded from the company-wide scope as immaterial.