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Kyoritsu Maintenance Co., Ltd.

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3,279+5.7%1Y · JPY

Kyoritsu Maintenance Co., Ltd. operates dormitories for students and companies. It also runs hotels under the Dormy Inn name, along with hot springs and resort hotels. In addition, the company manages housing for senior citizens and provides outsourced dormitory services. Incorporated in 1979, it is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Kyoritsu Maintenance Posts Higher Preliminary August Sales

Kyoritsu Maintenance has released preliminary sales figures for August and the year to date that are higher than those reported for the same periods in 2025. The update arrived alongside a stretch of rising market interest, with the shares up 13.97% year to date and 13.21% over 90 days, while the 5 year total shareholder return of 63.39% points to momentum built gradually over time. The stock closed at ¥3,279, and on a P/E of 16.4x it is valued at a lower earnings multiple than both its sector and the broader hospitality peer group, whose average P/E stands at 21.7x, against an estimated fair P/E of 22.3x. The SWS DCF model points the other way, with the shares sitting well above an estimated future cash flow value of ¥730.86, implying the stock screens as overvalued on a cash flow basis. Kyoritsu Maintenance relies heavily on Japan-based demand and broad exposure to hospitality and development cycles, which can pressure earnings if conditions weaken.
9616.JP · Demand · Positive Preliminary August and year-to-date sales came in higher than the same periods in 2025, signaling stronger end-customer demand.
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Kyoritsu Maintenance posts higher operating profit in Q1 but net profit falls 15.5%

Kyoritsu Maintenance's consolidated results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027, announced on August 7, showed revenue of 61.142 billion yen, up 7.6% year on year, and operating profit of 4.864 billion yen, up 8.2%. Quarterly net profit, however, fell 15.5% to 3.04 billion yen. Ordinary profit came to 4.81 billion yen, down 3.9%, weighed down by a decline in equity-method investment gains, and net profit was also pressured by the reversal of a one-off tax cost reduction recorded in the prior year following a review of the recoverability of deferred tax assets. Among the five business segments, the hotel business posted both the largest revenue and the largest operating profit: revenue from external customers was 36.924 billion yen, accounting for 60.4% of the total, and operating profit was 3.744 billion yen, also the largest, but this represented an 8.1% decline from a year earlier. The drop was attributed to the opening of Dormy Inn Yokkaichi, the 100th Dormy Inn chain property in Japan, featuring the natural hot spring Hii no Yu, as well as higher costs from large-scale renovation work. The dormitory business, meanwhile, recorded revenue of 15.981 billion yen, or 26.1% of the total, and operating profit of 2.269 billion yen, up 29.6%, outpacing the hotel business in profit growth.
9616.JP · Capital · Neutral Q1 revenue and operating profit rose but net profit fell 15.5% on lower equity-method gains and prior-year tax benefit reversal.
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