Tabikobo has revised downward its full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending June 2026.
According to the latest forecast, sales are expected to be 4.741 billion yen (a decrease of 546 million yen from the previous forecast), with an operating loss of 171 million yen (an improvement of 131 million yen), and an ordinary loss of 169 million yen (an improvement of 128 million yen). Net profit and loss remains undecided.
In addition to an expected sales decrease of approximately 400 million yen due to the cancellation of tours bound for or transiting through the Middle East, the company anticipates an impact from customers refraining from travel caused by soaring fuel surcharges. Furthermore, there is a possibility that Japan’s Financial Services Agency will issue an order to pay a surcharge for violation of disclosure regulations; however, since it is difficult to estimate the timing and amount, the company has left its net profit and loss forecast undecided.
