Okura Holdings (1655) announced its annual results for the financial year ended 30 June 2025. The Group, which operates 10 pachinko and pachislot halls in Japan, recorded total revenue of approximately ¥6,396 million. Revenue from its pachinko and pachislot business constituted around 91.9% of the total, slightly down from the previous fiscal year’s ¥6,483 million.

According to the report, profit attributable to shareholders was approximately ¥1,342 million, compared to the previous year’s ¥2,044 million. Management attributed the decrease mainly to the absence of a one-off gain on release of lease liabilities that boosted the prior year’s results. Hall operating expenses declined by about ¥740 million, and management stated that continued efforts to diversify revenue streams, including property rental and investment activities, remained a key strategic focus.

As at 30 June 2025, total assets stood at approximately ¥18,514 million, while equity attributable to shareholders of the Company rose to roughly ¥9,117 million from ¥7,769 million a year earlier. Bank borrowings amounted to ¥4,211 million, with a gearing ratio of 31.0%. The Board has not recommended a final dividend for the reporting period. The report highlighted ongoing measures to enhance operating efficiency, maintain stable customer traffic, and explore fresh investment prospects within and beyond the pachinko industry.