H.I.S. (HIS), a major Japanese travel agency, announced its full-year financial results for the fiscal year ending October 2025. Net profit was 4.719 billion yen, a change of 45.9 percent year-on-year.
Net sales totaled 373.106 billion yen, an increase of 8.7 percent year-on-year. Operating profit was 11.627 billion yen, up 7.1 percent, and ordinary profit was 11.381 billion yen, up 8.9 percent. Both net sales and operating profit increased across all business segments. Net income per share was 63.16 yen. The year-end dividend is expected to be 10 yen per share, with a full-year dividend of 20 yen per share. The dividend payout ratio will be 31.7 percent.
The company also recorded an impairment loss of 2.772 billion yen on business assets and goodwill, and booked 1.752 billion yen as a business restructuring loss for special retirement allowances and debt waiver costs associated with the downsizing of its Turkish subsidiary.
In overseas travel, HIS worked to strengthen sales through events and the rollout of new brands, implementing promotions to stimulate demand during peak seasons and encourage early bookings. In the European and Middle Eastern routes, which drive sales throughout the year, Turkey and Egypt performed particularly well, while escorted tours using business class and premium economy class to Switzerland and the Nordic countries showed strong growth. In domestic travel within Japan, tours that included tickets to “Janglia Okinawa” boosted leisure demand.
For the fiscal year ending October 2026, HIS forecasts net sales of 420 billion yen (up 12.6 percent year-on-year), operating profit of 14 billion yen (up 20.6 percent), ordinary profit of 14 billion yen (up 23 percent), and net profit of 9 billion yen (up 90.7 percent).
