Kourakuen Lifts Medium-Term Targets After Beating Original Plan Benchmarks

Kourakuen Holdings Corporation ( (JP:7554) ) has shared an announcement.

Kourakuen Corporation has revised its medium-term management plan after results for the year ended March 2026 largely met targets that had originally been set for the plan’s final year. The updated framework, now covering fiscal 2027 to 2029, raises ambitions for sales, profit, and store count, with net sales now targeted to rise from ¥31.5 billion in FY2027 to ¥35 billion in FY2029 and store numbers to expand from 365 to 400 locations.

Operating profit is planned to grow from ¥1.6 billion to ¥2.0 billion over the same period, while net profit is projected to increase from ¥1.25 billion to ¥1.6 billion, underscoring management’s confidence in sustained earnings momentum. The company notes that these revised targets are provisional and do not yet factor in potential impacts from the situation in the Middle East, with a finalized version of the plan to be issued later this year after assessing first-half results and broader economic conditions.

More about Kourakuen Holdings Corporation

KOURAKUEN CORPORATION is a Japan-based restaurant operator best known for its Kourakuen chain, focusing on noodle and related casual dining offerings. The company runs both directly operated and franchised stores, primarily serving the domestic market and pursuing growth through steady store network expansion and operational efficiency improvements.

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