ANA Holdings has announced its midterm financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2025, reporting a net profit of 80.778 billion yen (a 13.3% decrease from the previous year).
Revenue was 1.99587 trillion yen (up 9.7%), operating income was 108.374 billion yen (down 16.5%), and ordinary income was 112.383 billion yen (down 11.7%).
This revenue marked a record high. By segment, international passengers contributed 31.4 billion yen, domestic passengers 23.2 billion yen, international cargo 13.9 billion yen, and Peach Aviation 3.9 billion yen, each seeing an increase in revenue. The equity ratio exceeded 30% for the first time in three and a half years.
The full-year performance forecast has been revised upwards, with expected revenue of 2.22 trillion yen, operating income of 170 billion yen, ordinary income of 170 billion yen, and net income of 120 billion yen. The forecast anticipates a 30 billion yen increase in revenue due to solid demand and the impact of a weaker yen, while operating expenses are expected to increase by 30 billion yen due to the weaker yen as well. A gain of 10 billion yen will be recorded as non-operating income from aircraft and engine compensations.
