Hiroshima International Airport

Airports & travel retail

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From the company's own filing for Full year to March 2026 · reported 2026-06-30 · the filing

InboundInternational passengers rose 31.6% to a record 480,000 and duty-free shop sales rose about 30% to a record, helped by a new Cheongju route, more Hanoi flights and a daily Shanghai service from July 2025.
JapanDomestic passengers slipped to 2.47m (98.8% of last year) after the Narita route was suspended and smaller aircraft were used on Haneda flights.
StoresThe largest terminal expansion since the 1993 opening, due March 2027, enlarges duty-free with a walk-through store, adds a food court, refreshes the shopping area and merges domestic and international arrivals.

Other callouts in the filing

SegmentThe facilities segment, which runs the domestic and duty-free shops and lets space, took ¥3.26bn of revenue but posted a ¥692m segment loss; the airport hotel added ¥620m of sales.
OutlookFor 2026–27 the plan targets 2.546m domestic and 573,000 international passengers and ¥12.5bn of investment, ¥11.9bn of it on the terminal works; no financial forecast is published.
BasisMitsui Fudosan (33.4%) and Tokyu (31.3%) are the main shareholders; group figures include the airport hotel subsidiary, and the revenue growth rate is floortok's arithmetic on the company's two years of figures.

floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.

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Full year to March 2026

Reported 2026-06-30

Operating revenue¥5.3bn+9.4%

Operating profit−¥0.9bn—

Net income−¥1.3bn—

Hiroshima's airport company, led by Mitsui Fudosan and Tokyu, is still loss-making five years into its concession, but the losses are shrinking: consolidated operating revenue rose 9.4% to ¥5.3bn in the year to March 2026 (floortok's arithmetic on the company's own figures), the operating loss narrowed to ¥945m from ¥1.18bn and the net loss to ¥1.3bn from ¥1.5bn. Passengers were about 2.95m, with international traffic up 31.6% to a record 480,000 and, the company said, duty-free sales up by a similar margin to a record. The facilities segment, which holds the domestic and duty-free shops and tenant rents, took ¥3.3bn of revenue; the company also runs an airport hotel.