9042 Hankyu Hanshin Holdings explanation
- Prime Market
- Core Companies: Hankyu Corporation, Hanshin Electric Railway, Hankyu Hanshin Real Estate, Hankyu Express
- Urban transportation business, real estate business, entertainment business (Hanshin Tigers, Takarazuka Creative Arts, Takarazuka Stage), information and communications business, international transportation business
- Hanshin-Hankyu Toho Group: Comprised of H2O Retailing (Hankyu Department Stores, Hanshin Department Stores, Izumiya and Hankyu Oasis), Hankyu Hanshin Holdings and Toho, with group sales of 1,938.4 billion yen (as of March 2024)
Fiscal period
Mar.
9042 Hankyu Hanshin Holdings Sales/Profit
Fiscal year ending March 2024
Sales：997.6 billion yen（＋3.0%）
Operating income：105.6 billion yen（＋18.3%）
Ordinary profit：109.4 billion yen（＋23.7%）
- Despite a rebound in the travel and international transportation businesses from the temporary demand in the previous fiscal year, the real estate business saw a recovery in hotel demand, the urban transportation business saw a certain recovery in passenger volume, and the entertainment business saw the Hanshin Tigers win the league championship and the Japan Series championship. In the entertainment business, the Hanshin Tigers won the league championship and the Japan Series, and the sports business performed well.
- From the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024, equity in earnings of affiliates associated with overseas business investments (real estate business, etc.) will be added to operating income (2.6 billion yen).
Urban Transportation Segment
Sales: 203.2 billion yen
Operating income: 34.2 billion yen
Both sales and income increased due to a certain recovery in passenger volume in both the railroad and auto car businesses.
Real Estate Segment
Sales: 318.2 billion yen
Operating income: 49.8 billion yen
In addition to a recovery in demand for accommodation centered on inbound travel in the hotel business, an increase in the number of rental condominiums sold in the residential property sales business, including the Osaka Umeda Twin Towers South, and solid sales of various properties in the leasing business, including Osaka Umeda Twin Towers South, as well as an expansion of the scale of the overseas real estate business, contributed to the increase in both sales and income. Both sales and income increased due to the increase in the number of sales of short-term rental condominiums in the residential property sales business.
Entertainment Segment
Sales: 82.6 billion yen
Operating income: 14.1 billion yen（Sports Business：50.3 billion yen Stage Business：32.2 billion yen）
In the stage business, some Takarazuka Revue performances were canceled and the performance schedule was revised, but the Hanshin Tigers won the league championship for the first time in 18 years and the Nippon Series for the first time in 38 years.
Both sales and income increased due to the strong performance of the sports business, including the Hanshin Tigers’ first league championship in 18 years and the first Japanese Series victory in 38 years, despite the cancellation of Takarazuka Revue performances and the revision of the performance schedule in the stage business.
Information and Communication Segment
Sales: 64.5 billion yen
Operating income: 6.1 billion yen
Both sales and income increased due to an increase in orders for e-commerce and other Internet-related businesses in the Information Services segment.
Travel Segment
Sales: 216.9 billion yen
Operating income: 4.9 billion yen
Although sales increased due to continued strong domestic travel and an increase in overseas travel, which is still in the process of recovery, compared to the previous year, income decreased due to a decrease in orders for support services for local governments, etc.
International Transportation Segment
Sales: 100.3 billion yen
Operating income: 0.22 billion yen
Both air and ocean freight forwarding revenues and profits decreased due to easing of tight supply-demand conditions and sluggish logistics demand growth mainly in East Asia due to inventory adjustments by customers, etc.
