Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd.TSE: 9706

First Quarter of FY2025 Earnings Presentation Material (August 7, 2025)

· Issued by Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd.

‌Q1 FY2025 (Three months ended June 30, 2025)‌

Earnings Presentation

(August 7, 2025)

Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd.

TSE Prime Market (9706)



‌Corporate Governance Improvement

P3

Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Passenger Traffic

P5

Consolidated Overview

P6

Operating Profit Breakdown

P7

SG&A Details

P8

Consolidated Financial Details

P9

A. Facilities management

P10

B. Merchandise sales

P11

C. Food and beverage

P12

Duty-Free Store Sales

P13

Financial Position

P15

Future Initiatives

P16

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Q1 FY2025 (Three months ended June 30, 2025)

Earnings Presentation



  • ‌Developed recurrence prevention measures regarding compliance issues in selecting business partners.‌

  • Established a promotion system and ensured effectiveness of governance through a scheduled implementation plan.

Recurrence Prevention Measures (June 12, 2025)

Implementation status

(1)

Reorganization of Management Structure

  • Appointment of 8 Outside Directors (Majority)

  • Abolished of Senior Advisor System

  • Director Titles Abolished and Unified under Executive Officers

(2)

Formulation of a Succession Plan for the Top Executive, Transparency in the Nomination Process, and Review of the Role of the Nomination Advisory Committee

  • Chairperson of the Nomination and Compensation Advisory Committee Appointed from Independent Outside Directors

  • Regulations Revised to Mandate Chairperson Selection from

    Independent Officers

  • Draft Framework for Succession Plan in Progress

(3)

Enhancement of Oversight Over Top Management

  • Appointed a New Full-time Audit & Supervisory Committee Member

  • Appointed an Officer in Charge of Internal Control and Internal Audits

(4)

Reform of Organizational Climate

  • Established a Legal & Compliance Office and integrated internal whistleblowing function.

  • Established an External Compliance Whistleblower Hotline at an Outside

    Law Firm

  • Established a whistleblower hotline for Directors and Executive Officers.

(5)

Establishment of a Management Improvement Committee

  • Establishment of a Management Improvement Committee

  • Held the 1st and 2nd Committee Meetings

  • Reported the Committee's Purpose to the Board of Directors

(6)

Establishment of a Corporate Governance Committee

  • Established a Corporate Governance Committee and Enacted Committee Regulations

3

  1. Continuous Monitoring • Reported progress to the Board of Directors



    Corporate Governance Improvement



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    4



    • ‌Haneda domestic: slightly below forecast but up YoY.‌

    • Haneda international: above forecast with double-digit YoY growth.

      Airport

      FY2025 1Q

      FY2024 1Q

      Rate of

      change

      (%)

      Initial forecast 1Q

      Rate of

      change

      (%)

      Target Number

      Rate of

      change

      (%)

      Haneda -

      Domestic

      1,544

      1,429

      8.0

      1,564

      △ 1.3

      1,640

      △ 5.9

      Haneda -

      International

      601

      543

      10.7

      576

      4.4

      620

      △ 2.9

      Total Haneda

      2,145

      1,972

      8.8

      2,141

      0.2

      2,260

      △ 5.0

      Note:

      Airport

      FY2025 1Q

      FY2024 1Q

      Rate of

      change

      (%)

      Narita

      846

      777

      8.8

      Kansai

      647

      583

      11.0

      Chubu Centrair

      136

      111

      22.2

      Haneda Airport passenger volume is based on aggregate statistics of airport usage within the jurisdiction of the East Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (monthly version), available on the website of the East Japan Civil Aviation Bureau of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport

      and Tourism.

      Targets are based on quarterly conversion of passenger assumptions

      in the Medium-Term Management Plan (May 2022):

      domestic = 2019 calendar results; international = post-slot expansion.

      5



Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Passenger Traffic



  • ‌Facilities Management revenue increased due to higher passenger volumes and the revision of domestic PSFC

  • Operating profit declined YoY due to higher costs from terminal expansion.

    Note: Figures shown are rounded down to the nearest 100 million yen.

    (100 million yen)

    FY2025 1Q

    FY2024 1Q

    Change

    Change of Rate(%)

    Operating revenues

    689

    653

    36

    5.6%

    Facilities management

    276

    246

    30

    12.2%

    Merchandise sales

    370

    367

    2

    0.6%

    Food and beverage

    42

    38

    4

    10.8%

    Operating profit

    102

    109

    △ 7

    △ 6.6%

    Ordinary profit

    98

    107

    △ 8

    △ 7.6%

    Net profit attributable to

    owners of parent

    62

    61

    1

    2.2%

    6



Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Consolidated Overview



  • ‌COGS: up due to changes in Merchandise Sales mix

  • Costs: higher depreciation and other fixed costs, plus increased repair and outsourcing expenses

160

140

120

100

Operating revenues

36

Cost of sales

10 Labor cost

6

Taxes and dues, land use fee, Depreciation 11

Other cost 15

(100 million yen)

FY2025 1Q OP 102

FY2024 1Q OP 109

80

60

Operating revenues

Facility user charges revenues ↑

40

Duty-Free Store Sales ↓

wholesale sales ↑

20

0

Operating expenses

COGS ↑

-Increase in wholesale share

Land use fee, Depreciation ↑

-Terminal 2 Satellite-Main Building Connection

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Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Operating Profit Breakdown



  • ‌Repair expenses, land rent, and other costs related to price increases have risen, but the growth rate has slowed YoY.

  • Cost control will continue while monitoring sales trends.

    Depreciation 75

Depreciation 69

FY2024 Q1

FY2025 Q1

Labor cost 63

Labor cost 70

Property cost

178

Property cost 198



+33 (+11%)

Property cost

+ 2 billion

(+11%)

Repair expenses

+ 0.4 billion

(+25%)

Rent expenses

(including land use fee)

+ 0.6 billion

(+19%)

Outsourcing expenses

+ 0.5 billion

(+ 3%)

Other

+ 0.4 billion

(+10%)

Labor cost

+ 0.6 billion

(+10%)

Depreciation

+ 0.6 billion

(+10%)

(100 million yen)

2024年度1Q

2025年度1Q

309 342

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Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

SG&A Details



‌Items

FY2025 1Q

Ratio

FY2024 1Q

Ratio

Change

Rate of Change

Millions of yen

Millions of yen

Millions of yen

%

Operating revenues

68,997

100.0

65,337

100.0

3,659

5.6

Facilities management

27,691

40.1

24,691

37.8

3,000

12.2

Merchandise sales

37,006

53.6

36,767

56.3

238

0.6

Food and beverage

4,299

6.2

3,879

5.9

420

10.8

Cost of sales

24,504

35.5

23,430

35.9

1,073

4.6

Cost of sales of merchandise

22,132

32.1

21,301

32.6

830

3.9

(Ratio*1)

( 59.8%)

-

( 57.9%)

0.0

( 1.9P)

0.0

Cost of sales of food and beverage

2,371

3.4

2,129

3.3

242

11.4

(Ratio*2)

( 55.2%)

-

( 54.9%)

0.0

( 0.3P)

0.0

Gross profit

44,493

64.5

41,906

64.1

2,586

6.2

SG&A

34,288

49.7

30,980

47.4

3,307

10.7

Operating profit

10,204

14.8

10,926

16.7

-721

-6.6

Non-operating income/loss

-307

-0.4

-214

-0.3

-92

-

Ordinary profit

9,897

14.3

10,712

16.4

-814

-7.6

Extraordinary income/loss

16

0.0

-497

-0.8

513

-

Income taxes - current

1,714

2.5

1,810

2.8

-96

-5.3

Net profit to NCI

1,934

2.8

2,273

3.5

-338

-14.9

Net profit to Parent

6,264

9.1

6,131

9.4

133

2.2

9

*1 Ratio: Cost of sales of merchandise / Operating revenues of merchandise



*2 Ratio: Cost of sales of food and beverage / Operating revenues of food and beverage

Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Consolidated Financial Details



  • ‌Revenue increased due to higher passenger volumes and various fee revisions, including domestic PSFC, domestic service charges as part of rent, and lounge usage fees.



  • Cost increases such as land rent and depreciation were absorbed, resulting in improved profit margins.

    Items

    FY2025

    FY2024

    Change

    Rate of

    1Q

    Ratio

    1Q

    Ratio

    Change

    Sales to external customers

    Millions of yen

    5,380

    15,975

    6,335

    %

    Millions of yen

    5,081

    14,086

    5,522

    %

    Millions of yen

    298

    1,889

    813

    %

    Rent revenues

    19.0

    19.9

    5.9

    Facility user charges revenues

    56.4

    55.3

    13.4

    Other revenues

    22.4

    21.7

    14.7

    Subtotal

    27,691

    97.8

    24,691

    96.9

    3,000

    12.2

    Intersegment sales

    621

    2.2

    799

    3.1

    -178

    -22.3

    Total

    28,312

    100.0

    25,490

    100.0

    2,822

    11.1

    Operating expenses

    22,157

    78.3

    20,202

    79.3

    1,955

    9.7

    Operating profit

    6,155

    21.7

    5,287

    20.7

    867

    16.4

    10

    Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

    A. Facilities management



  • ‌Domestic revenue increased due to higher passenger volumes, while international revenue declined due to lower duty-free sales.



  • Profit decreased due to higher cost of sales from reduced international store sales and increased wholesale sales, as well as higher SG&A expenses.

    Items

    FY2025

    FY2024

    Change

    Rate of

    1Q

    Ratio

    1Q

    Ratio

    Change

    Sales to external customers

    Millions of yen

    3,629

    23,154

    10,221

    %

    Millions of yen

    %

    Millions of yen

    %

    Domestic terminal stores

    9.7

    3,207

    8.6

    422

    13.2

    International terminal stores

    61.9

    24,739

    66.5

    -1,584

    -6.4

    Other sales

    27.3

    8,821

    23.7

    1,400

    15.9

    Subtotal

    37,006

    99.0

    36,767

    98.9

    238

    0.6

    Intersegment sales

    377

    1.0

    416

    1.1

    -38

    -9.3

    Total

    37,383

    100.0

    37,184

    100.0

    199

    0.5

    Operating expenses

    30,749

    82.3

    29,149

    78.4

    1,599

    5.5

    Operating profit

    6,634

    17.7

    8,034

    21.6

    -1,400

    -17.4

    11

    Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

    B. Merchandise sales



  • ‌Revenue increased due to extended restaurant operating hours and more in-flight meal contracts with higher load factors.



  • Despite sustained high food costs, profit grew thanks to the revenue increase.

    Items

    FY2025

    FY2024

    Change

    Rate of

    1Q

    Ratio

    1Q

    Ratio

    Change

    Sales to external customers

    Millions of yen

    %

    Millions of yen

    %

    Millions of yen

    %

    Sales from restaurants

    2,067

    45.5

    1,981

    48.4

    85

    4.3

    Sales from in-flight meals

    1,862

    41.0

    1,604

    39.2

    257

    16.1

    Other sales

    370

    8.2

    293

    7.2

    76

    26.1

    Subtotal

    4,299

    94.7

    3,879

    94.7

    420

    10.8

    Intersegment sales

    239

    5.3

    216

    5.3

    23

    10.7

    Total

    4,539

    100.0

    4,095

    100.0

    443

    10.8

    Operating expenses

    4,340

    95.6

    4,063

    99.2

    276

    6.8

    Operating profit

    198

    4.4

    31

    0.8

    166

    528.1

    12

    Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

    C. Food and beverage



  • ‌Compared to the same period last year, luxury sales declined significantly due to yen appreciation and brand price revisions.

  • Purchasing by Chinese customers slowed by nationality.

    • Duty-free store sales by location Haneda duty-free store sales by nationality

    China 49.2%

China 38.7%

Sou

Japan

Japan

th Korea, Taiwan

North America

Southeast Asia

North America

Others

Others

(million of yen)

FY2024

FY2025

Change of Rate (%)

1Q

1Q

Haneda

29,907

24,928

△ 17%

Narita

3,460

3,742

8%

Ginza

1,093

1,606

47%

300

200

100

South Korea, Taiwan

Southeast Asia

0

FY2024 1Q FY2025 1Q

*Sales at duty-free stores shows the transaction volume before calculation of the net amount

*Nationalities include estimates by the Japan Airport Terminal

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Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Duty-Free Store Sales 1



  • ‌The exchange rate strengthened by more than 10 yen against the previous year's same period.

  • Lower sales of luxury brands led to declines in average spend per purchase and purchase rate since Q2 last year.

  • Average spend per purchase at duty-free store Purchase rate at Haneda duty-free store

    average spend

    per purchase

    $ / ¥

    (yen)

    $ / ¥ Purchase rate

    160

    $ / ¥
    Average spend per purchase

    20,000

    160

    $ / ¥
    Purchase rate

    40.0%

    17,700

    16,900

    16,300

    14,100

    16,000



31.0%

29.8%

28.8%

29.3%

28.5%



150 150

140

16,000

140

30.0%

130

1Q FY2024

2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q FY2025

12,000

130

1Q FY2024

2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q FY2025

20.0%

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Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Duty-Free Store Sales 2



  • ‌Total assets increased by ¥3.6 billion from the previous fiscal year-end due to progress in construction of the Terminal 1 north satellite.

  • Interest-bearing debt decreased due to scheduled repayment of borrowings, and the equity ratio remained around 40%.

    71,682

  • Refinancing of a ¥30 billion hybrid loan is planned for August 2025.

    Total assets 473,654

346,922

126,732

Current assets

-4,201

Current liabilities

Total assets 469,955

339,021

130,933

69,053

+2,628

(Million of yen)

202,554

Fixed liabilities

-2,503

200,051

Fixed assets

+7,900

Equity ratio 2025.3 39.9%

2025.6 39.9%

198,347

Net assets

+3,573

201,921





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2025.6 2025.3 2025.3 2025.6

Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Financial Position



  • ‌With the expected slowdown in passenger growth at Haneda, sales expansion is aimed through improvements in unit price and purchase rate.

Unit price improvement

Purchase rate improvement

  • Increase sales at brand boutiques

    • Expanded and refurbished the Hermès and Chanel

      boutiques in Terminal 3

    • Secure sufficient stock of popular products

  • Capture diverse passenger needs



    • Renovate T1 food court; attract new tenants to capture alcohol and takeout demand

      Opening in September 2025 Haneda Airport Terminal 1

      "Sora Chika"

    • Opened high-priced product store "HANEDA STAR & LUXE"

  • Implement congestion measures at T3 flagship store "TIAT DUTY FREE SHOP CENTRAL" to

    prevent lost sales



    • Opened dedicated counter for duty-free reservation pick-up, enhancing reservation benefits

      Opened in July 2025 Haneda Airport Terminal 3



      "TIAT PRE ORDER PICK UP"

    • Improve register throughput using RFID-enabled

checkout systems

RFID introduced in July 2025 Attach RFID tags to products Speed up scanning and increase

register turnover

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Consolidated Results for the First Quarter of FY2025

Future Initiatives



‌Notes regarding projections‌

Items such as plans, targets, policies, strategies, decisions, financial forecasts, future figures and monetary amounts in this presentation that is not historical data are projections of the future. These are based on management's projections, assumptions, evaluations, judgments, and conditions on information obtainable at the present time. Realizing these items entail uncertainty and various risks.

This presentation material is not intended to solicit investments. We request you to make

own decision regarding investments.

Contact

Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd., Investor Relations Division

TEL: 03 (5757) 8409

FAX: 03 (5757) 8029

Email: ir@jat-co.com



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