Japan Foods Holding anticipates a loss for Q3 2025

This is attributed to lower revenue and higher selling and distribution expenses.

Japan Foods Holding Ltd. anticipated a loss for the nine months ended 31 December 2024 (Q3 2025), which it attributes to lower revenue and higher selling and distribution expenses.

Despite having a larger number of operating outlets, the group’s sales were lower in Q3 2025 than in Q3 2024 due to weak sales in November and December 2024.

Additionally, selling and distribution expenses were higher due to increased manpower costs, utilities expenses, and depreciation charges.

“The announcement is only a preliminary assessment based on information currently available,” the group said in a bourse filing.

Further details regarding the group’s financial performance will be shared when the company announces its business and financial update for Q3 2025.

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