H.I.S. (HIS) has announced its mid-term financial results for FY2025, with a net profit of 3.798 billion yen, a 4.1% increase compared to the same period last year.
Revenue rose to 181.313 billion yen (12.7% increase year-on-year), operating profit was 6.721 billion yen (21.6% increase), and ordinary profit was 6.881 billion yen (17.8% increase). An interim dividend of 10 yen was declared.
For international travel, despite strong sales in Hawaii, Micronesia, Europe, and the Middle East driven by demand from graduation trips and spring break, the alignment of Golden Week holidays, and reduced flights primarily from Korean low-cost carriers (LCCs) and downsizing of aircraft affected travel to Asia.
In domestic travel, the strengthening of services, such as expanding bus tours in focus regions like Okinawa, significantly boosted customer attraction. The dynamic package saw high growth due to the implementation of the JAL campaign. Sales and customer numbers for ski and snowboarding tours also increased as ski resorts remained operational until the end of the season.
In terms of inbound travel, monthly sales hit record highs two months in a row, while corporate business also saw steady growth in incentive, inspection, and educational trips. Overseas travel operations experienced an increase in inbound business from Japan-originating package tours.
For the full year, projections remain unchanged, with revenue expected at 390 billion yen, operating profit at 120 billion yen, ordinary profit at 110 billion yen, and net profit at 7.7 billion yen.
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