LUMINE

Retail & mixed-use property

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From the company's own filing for Full year to March 2026 · reported 2026-06-16 · the filing

StoresNEWoMan Takanawa, LUMINE's largest centre yet, opened at Takanawa Gateway City on 12 September 2025 with 165 permanent shops, and its MIMURE concept area followed on 28 March 2026.
JapanShoppers spent ¥414.9bn in LUMINE and NEWoMan shops in the year, LUMINE says; that is the tenants' takings, while LUMINE's own rent income was ¥82.1bn, up 7.8% (floortok's arithmetic).
Not disclosedThe accounts are single-company and give no store-by-store, tax-free or NEWoMan figures, and LUMINE publishes no forecast.

Other callouts in the filing

BasisOperating profit fell even as rent rose because selling and administrative costs grew 14.7% to ¥71.2bn in a year of new openings (floortok's arithmetic); the accounts do not break those costs down.
One-offA ¥3.37bn gain on selling investment securities lifted pre-tax profit to ¥14.6bn, above the ¥12.0bn recurring profit.

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 revenue

floortok holds 2 reported periods for this company.

Full year to March 2026 · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-06-16

Net sales¥83.8bn+8.2%

Operating profit¥12.2bn−19.1%

Net income¥10.1bn−4.6%

LUMINE, JR East's station-mall company, runs the LUMINE centres and NEWoMan, which added its biggest site yet at Takanawa in September 2025. In the year to March 2026 its rent income rose 7.8% to ¥82.1bn and sales 8.2% to ¥83.8bn, but higher costs in a year of openings cut operating profit 19.1% to ¥12.2bn; a securities-sale gain held the fall in net income to 4.6%, at ¥10.1bn. Shoppers spent ¥414.9bn in its shops.

Full year to March 2025 · Year-to-Date

Reported 2025-05-28

Net sales¥77.4bn+6.7%

Operating profit¥15.1bn+21.7%

Net income¥10.6bn+273.4%

LUMINE's rent income rose 7.0% to ¥76.2bn in the year to March 2025, lifting sales 6.7% to ¥77.4bn and operating profit 21.7% to ¥15.1bn; net income jumped to ¥10.6bn against a year that had carried an ¥8.06bn impairment.

One-offNet income nearly quadrupled because the previous year carried an ¥8.06bn impairment loss.