Nov 11, 2025
Attention
This document only includes an executive summary of the financial results for the first half of fiscal 2026. The results briefing materials will be published at a later date on the company's website.
For financial results and supplementary materials for the first half of Fiscal 2026, see the following website: https://www.hankyu-hanshin.co.jp/en/ir/library/supplementarymaterials/
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Overview of H1 FY2026 performance
Revenue and profit increased as a result of strong performance in the Sports business following the Hanshin Tigers' victory in the league championship, an increase in overseas travel in the Travel segment, in addition to demand captured in the Urban Transportation segment and Hotel business in association with the Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, together with condominium sales exceeding the level recorded in the same period of the previous year in the Real Estate segment.
Operating revenue
(¥ billion)
600
+64.2billion
+64.2billion
598.8
(¥ billion)
+20.7
+1.9
+2.5
598.8
+28.4
+3.7
+0.6
534.7
+6.3
Urban Transportation
Real
Estate
Entertainment
Information and
Communication Technology
Travel
International
Transportation
Other and
Adjustment
534.7
500
400
H1 FY2025
Results
H1 FY2026
Results
H1 FY2025
67.5
+17.2billion
Other and
Adjustment
International
Transportation
Travel
Information and
Communication Technology
Entertainment
Real Estate
Urban
Transportation
(¥ billion)
+2.7
-0.1
+2.0
+1.3
+8.2
84.7
+0.8
+2.3
Results
H1 FY2026
Results
Business profit
(¥ billion)
+17.2billion
84.7
80
70 67.5
60
H1 FY2025
Results
H1 FY2026
Results
H1 FY2025
Results
H1 FY2026
Results 3
Overview of FY2026 full-year forecastsWhile revenue is expected to remain in line with July projections due to a review of the sales timing for short-term recovery properties in the Real estate business, profits is forecasted to increase due to extremely strong performance across many business areas, including the Sports business, which has been buoyed by the Hanshin Tiger's league championship win.
Operating revenue
(¥ billion )
1,106.9
1,200
1,200.0 1,200.0
(¥ billion )
-10.8
Urban
Transportation
Real
Estate
Entertainment
Information and
Communication Technology
Travel International Other and
Transportation Adjustment
±0billion
1,200.0 +0.1
+6.6 +0.4 ±0 ±0 +3.7 1,200.0
1,100
1,000
FY2025
Reslts
FY2026
Forecasts (As of Jul.)
FY2026
Forecasts (As of Oct.)
FY2026 Forecasts (As of Jul.)
FY2026 Forecasts (As of Oct.)
Business Profit
(¥ billion )
124.0
112.1
130
+5billion
129.0
(¥ billion )
120
110
100
+5billion
129.0
Urban
Transportation
Real
Estate
Entertainment Information and
Communication Technology
Travel
International
Transportation
Other and
Adjustment
+2.3
+0.0
+1.1
124.0
+0.7
+0.7
+0.1
+0.1
FY2025
Resluts
FY2026
Forecasts (As of Jul.)
FY2026
Forecasts (As of Oct.)
FY2026 Forecasts (As of Jul.)
FY2026 Forecasts
(As of Oct.) 4
Impact from the World Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai
Special Factors Affecting FY2026 Full-year Results
While the Expo venue at Yumeshima is not part of our line-side area, the Expo invigorated travel across the Kansai region, which had a positive impact on the Group.
Additionally, the Expo served as a catalyst driving up travel to the Kansai region. As a Group, we will continue to work to attract visitors to Kansai by developing initiatives to foster interest in repeat travel to Kansai.
Overview
Schedule: April 13 to October 13, 2025 (184days)
Venue: Yumeshima, Osaka
Number of Visitors: 29.02 million
Impact on profit
The Group estimates that the Expo will deliver an impact on Group-wide profit in the range of ¥5 billion through to the end of the first half of FY2026, centered on the Urban Transportation segment and Real Estate segment (particularly the Hotel business).
Segment
Main details
Urban Transportation
Increase in ridership and fare income in the Railway business, and services connecting major stations and facilities to the Expo venue in the Bus business
Real Estate
Increase in the ADR in the Hotel business
Travel
The receipt of transportation support service contracts related to the Expo venue
Provided by Expo2025
Hanshin Tigers' league championship win
Commemorating the 90thyear since its founding, the Hanshin Tigers won the 2025 JERA Central League championship title for the first time in two years in September.
Together with efforts to expand and solidify our fan base, we are working to drive further growth in the Baseball business by strengthening player development aimed at cultivating a strong team, leveraging the new farm team facility, the 'Zero-Carbon Baseball Park,' which opened in March 2025.
We will continue to assess the impact of the Climax Series, the Japan Series, and the sale of championship-related merchandise moving forward.
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Higashi Hankyu Building Redevelopment Plan
Progress Toward Initiatives Related to the Business Strategy Outlined in the Long-Term Management Plan
Osaka Metro
Umeda Station
Hankyu Department Store Umeda Main Store
this project site
JR Osaka Station
Hanshin Osaka-Umeda
Station
Hankyu Terminal Building
(Head office of Hankyu Hanshin Properties)
Hankyu Osaka-umeda
Station
In response to the deterioration of the 'Higashi Hankyu Building' (an office building constructed in 1966), the building is set to be demolished and redeveloped as an office building with 10 above-ground floors, and one below-ground floor (scheduled for completion in December 2027, to be occupied by Hankyu Hanshin Properties).
The new building is conveniently located with easy station access, and features a diverse range of commercial facilities, including 'HEP FIVE' and 'HEP NAVIO', and dining establishments in its vicinity. Retail spaces will be incorporated into the ground floor of the building to ensure seamless integration with the surrounding area promoting flow-through design and reinvigorating the Osaka-Umeda area.
THE SUMO LIVE RESTAURANT HIRAKUZA GINZA TOKYO
Prepared internally based on maps issued by the Geographical Survey Institute
(https://maps.gsi.go.jp/vector/#16.363/34.703992/135.499307/&ls=vblank&di sp=1&d=l)
In the Sports business, we operate the entertainment brand 'HIRAKUZA,' which puts a spotlight on new ways to enjoy Japanese culture, primarily targeting inbound travelers. In May 2024, we opened 'THE SUMO HALL HIRAKUZA OSAKA,' a sumo entertainment show hall under the same brand name, which has attracted significant attendance from inbound travelers.
In January 2026, we are poised to launch 'THE SUMO LIVE RESTAURANT HIRAKUZA GINZA TOKYO,' which will serve as the second sumo entertainment show hall located in Ginza, Tokyo, and powerfully broadcast the appeal of Japan's celebrated Sumo and Washoku to the world.
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Rebuilding Our Group Governance
Progress Toward Governance Initiatives in the Long-Term Management Plan
In June 2025, we established a new Board structure, appointing Outside Directors and Auditors at core companies, and in July 2025, we incorporated the Takarazuka Revue as a join-stock corporation in order to further enhance the effectiveness of reforms implemented by the Takarazuka Revue.
Authority is delegated to operating companies to accelerate pursuit of business strategy, based on the premise of strengthening the Group governance system as described above.
Our Group Governance System (directors and auditors from outside the Group are elected at each main core company)
Management
Measures (examples)
Hankyu Hanshin Holdings
Establishment of various basic policies rules, etc.
Establishment of Corporate Ethics Consultation Desk (contact in whistleblower system)
Conducting various surveys
(Personnel and labor relations surveys, risk surveys, etc.)
Allocation of management resources
Board of Directors
Audit & Supervisory
Outside directors
Committee
Members (outside)
Group Auditing Division
Risk Management
Division
Reporting/approval of
important matters
Cooperation
Main core companies
Hankyu Corporation Hanshin Electric Railway
Director and Audit &
Supervisory Board members from outside the group newly elected
Hankyu Hanshin Properties
Board of Directors
Director from
outside the Group newly elected
Board of Directors
Director from outside the Group
Audit & Supervisory
Board Members from outside the Group
Report Audit
Department
Report Audit Department
Audit
Audit
Board of Directors
Director from outside the Group
Audit & Supervisory Board
Members from outside the Group
Report
Audit
Department
Audit
Business
Department
Support
Restraint
Administrative
Department
Business
Department
Support Administrative
Restraint Department
Business
Department
Support Administrative
Restraint Department
Group Management Committee
Subsidiary
Subsidiary
Subsidiary
Director from outside the Group
Audit & Supervisory Board Members from outside the Group
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