TASAKI

Japanese apparel & fashion groups

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From the company's own filing for Full year to October 2025 · reported 2026-01-29 · the filing

Not disclosedThese are single-company figures: they leave out subsidiaries such as AHKAH Co. in Japan and TASAKI's companies in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, China, France, the UK, Singapore and Monaco. The notice gives no store-by-store, tax-free or overseas figures and no forecast.
Not disclosedTASAKI delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange on 27 July 2017. In November 2024 funds run by FountainVest Partners and Unison Capital bought its shares, with management also investing; it had earlier worked with MBK Partners, the company says.

Other callouts in the filing

One-offNet income of ¥3.44bn was lifted by ¥4.01bn of extraordinary gains, partly offset by ¥1.48bn of extraordinary losses; the notice does not say what they were. Ordinary profit before those items was ¥3.39bn, as non-operating costs of ¥2.59bn outweighed ¥1.55bn of non-operating income.
BasisOperating profit of ¥4.43bn is 15.9% of sales and gross profit 70.4% (floortok's arithmetic from the notice). Total assets were ¥53.1bn, with ¥26.7bn of shareholders' equity and ¥22.0bn of long-term liabilities.

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 to October 2025

Reported 2026-01-29

Net sales¥27.9bn—

Operating profit¥4.4bn—

Net income¥3.4bn—

TASAKI, the pearl and diamond jeweller founded in Kobe in 1954, with a flagship in Ginza, is unlisted and publishes its results only in the government gazette. In the year to October 2025 the company alone had net sales of ¥27.9bn, operating profit of ¥4.43bn and net income of ¥3.44bn, helped by ¥4.01bn of extraordinary gains.