From the company's own filing for H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · reported 2026-10-14 · the filing ↗
JapanTheatre sales rose 17.1% to ¥15.1bn and profit 348.9% to ¥2.20bn, on strong houses at Kabuki-za through the half, Super Kabuki Princess Mononoke at Shinbashi Enbujo in July and August, and Osaka Shochikuza's farewell runs before it closed in May.
StoresReal-estate sales edged down 0.9% to ¥7.30bn and profit 3.8% to ¥2.74bn; the company says it is raising rents at Kabuki-za Tower and the Tsukiji Shochiku Building, and that its retail tenants are trading well.
StoresAround Kabuki-za its Higashi-Ginza area work included a 2026 FIFA World Cup public viewing in June and the July reopening of the SHUTL art space; in Ofuna, Kamakura, its shop-and-home complex kuguru opened.
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One-offImpairment losses of ¥2.37bn, ¥1.87bn of them in theatre and ¥0.47bn in real estate, weighed on net income.
SegmentFilm and video sales fell 8.4% to ¥25.7bn and profit 78.3% to ¥558m; its cinemas screened Detective Conan, Chiikawa and Toy Story 5, each past ¥10bn at the box office.
OutlookFull-year guidance is unchanged: revenue of ¥100.0bn (+1.8%), operating profit of ¥3.7bn (−40.1%) and net income of ¥2.2bn (−58.0%). The year-end dividend is planned at ¥30, down from ¥40.
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H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-10-14
Net sales¥48.9bn▼ −1.4%
Operating profit¥3.5bn▼ −18.8%
Net income¥0.7bn▼ −82.1%
Q2 alone (Jun–Aug 2026)
Net sales¥24.8bn—
Operating profit¥1.7bn—
Net income¥1.0bn—
Shochiku stages kabuki at Kabuki-za in Tokyo's Higashi-Ginza and other theatres, distributes and screens films, and leases property including Kabuki-za Tower. In March–August 2026 revenue slipped 1.4% to ¥48.9bn and operating profit fell 18.8% to ¥3.45bn as film profits shrank, and ¥2.37bn of impairments, mostly on theatres, cut net income 82.1% to ¥0.74bn.
Q1 (Mar–May 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-07-14
Net sales¥24.1bn▲ +11.5%
Operating profit¥1.7bn▲ +58.5%
Net income−¥0.3bn—
Shochiku stages kabuki at Kabuki-za in Tokyo's Higashi-Ginza and other theatres, distributes and screens films, and leases property including Kabuki-za Tower. In March–May 2026 revenue rose 11.5% to ¥24.1bn and operating profit 58.5% to ¥1.73bn, but a ¥2.34bn impairment in Osaka left a ¥0.28bn net loss against a ¥1.51bn profit a year earlier.
StoresIts rental properties include Kabuki-za Tower and Ginza Shochiku Square, the Ginza 2-chome Shochiku buildings, the Togeki Building and Yurakucho Center Building (Yurakucho Marion). Real-estate revenue slipped 1.4% to ¥3.61bn and profit 2.9% to ¥1.39bn; the company says occupancy stayed high.
JapanTheatre revenue jumped 42.0% to ¥8.52bn and profit to ¥1.35bn from ¥74m, with theatre-operation revenue up 66.4% to ¥6.49bn. The company cites strong houses for Kabuki-za's March, April and May programmes, at Shinbashi Enbujo and for Osaka Shochikuza's farewell runs.
StoresAround Kabuki-za it runs Higashi-Ginza area-management events, this quarter including the area's first projection mapping on Kobikicho-dori; in Ofuna, Kamakura, its shop-and-home complex kuguru opened.
One-offThe net loss stems from a ¥2.34bn impairment on a theatre facility and rental property in Osaka city, booked after it decided to start demolition. The company reports Osaka Shochikuza closed after its May farewell kabuki run.
SegmentFilm and video revenue edged up 1.1% to ¥11.59bn but segment profit fell 96.0% to ¥16m; at its cinemas, Detective Conan passed ¥10bn at the box office.
OutlookFull-year guidance is unchanged: revenue of ¥100.0bn (+1.8%), operating profit of ¥3.7bn (−40.1%) and net income of ¥2.2bn (−58.0%).