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East Japan Railway (JR East)

Retail & mixed-use property · 9020

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From the company's own filing for H1 (Apr–Sep 2026) · reported 2026-10-30 · the filing

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H1 (Apr–Sep 2026) · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-10-30
Revenue¥1.59tn+8.4%
Operating profit¥262.9bn+13.6%
Net income¥152.0bn+3.2%
Q2 alone (Jul–Sep 2026)
Revenue¥812.7bn—
Operating profit¥137.4bn—
Net income¥84.0bn—

JR East is on this page as a landlord: its LUMINE and atré station buildings compete directly with department stores for the same commuter. Retail & services — the in-station shops, GRANSTA among them — grew revenue 4.4% to ¥206.0bn and segment profit 2.1% to ¥32.2bn in April–September 2026, while real estate & hotels, home to the station buildings, grew revenue 8.0% to ¥232.8bn but saw profit fall to ¥41.2bn from ¥47.8bn with no property sales. Group revenue rose 8.4% to ¥1,585.4bn, operating profit 13.6% to ¥262.9bn and net income 3.2% to ¥152.0bn. Most of the group is trains; read the segment, not the total.

Q1 (Apr–Jun 2026) · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-07-31
Revenue¥772.7bn+8.0%
Operating profit¥125.5bn+9.4%
Net income¥68.0bn−13.6%

JR East is on this page as a landlord: its LUMINE and atré station buildings compete directly with department stores for the same commuter, and often beat them. They sit in real estate & hotels, which grew revenue 5.6% in April–June 2026 while segment profit fell 32.9% on new-building depreciation and no property sales; retail & services — the in-station shops, GRANSTA among them — grew revenue 6.1% to ¥110.6bn and segment profit 7.6% to ¥15.3bn. Group revenue rose 8.0% to ¥772.7bn and operating profit 9.4% to ¥125.5bn, while net income fell 13.6% to ¥68.0bn. Most of the group is trains; read the segment, not the total.

  • InboundEstimated inbound revenue at hotels, shopping centres and shops reached ¥16.4bn against a ¥13.5bn plan, but rail inbound revenue of ¥11.1bn missed its ¥12.0bn plan as Chinese visitors fell sharply.
  • StoresTAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY's full opening in March and the opening of OIMACHI TRACKS lifted rental income, but their depreciation and no property sales this quarter cut real estate & hotels profit 32.9%.
  • BasisJR East reports its LUMINE and atré station buildings under real estate & hotels, not retail & services; station-building store sales rose 7% in April–June, with existing LUMINE stores up 4% and atré up 2%.
  • SegmentRetail & services grew on station-concourse (ekinaka) shop sales as rail traffic rose; existing JR East Cross Station retail was up 4% and food outlets 3%, though two June typhoons dented the month.
  • SegmentHotel sales rose 6%, with occupancy at 79.9% (up 0.7 points) and an average room rate of ¥20,544 (up 5%), yet combined hotel operating profit slipped to ¥3.3bn from ¥3.8bn.
  • One-offThe net-profit fall reflects smaller gains on selling investment securities, ¥6.5bn against ¥22.2bn a year earlier; JR East left its 30 April full-year forecast unchanged.