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Financial Highlights
FY2009 Second Quarter(First Six Months)

 

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FY2009 Q2(First Six Months) and FY2009 Forecast

FY2009 Q2(First Six Months) Segment performance

Summary of balance sheets

Leasing of Real Estate

Real Estate Sales

Resorts

Other Segments FY 2009 Q2(First Six Months)

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FY2009 Q2(First Six Months)

 I will now present an overview of each segment, starting with the Leasing of Real Estate segment. Results for the first half were ¥79.3 billion in revenue, up ¥27.5 billion from the same period of the previous year, and ¥38.9 billion in operating income, up ¥24.6 billion year-on-year.

 The breakdown is as follows: operating revenue from owned and leased property declined due to disposition of property and lease terminations. SPC lease income increased slightly, mainly due to contributions from the full-year operation of buildings that were opened during the previous fiscal year, whereas SPC sales income increased substantially, with ¥27.8 billion posted as a result of the partial sale of our holdings in the Shiodome Building.

 As for operating income, losses were realized for regional properties and properties temporarily held by SPCs, with ¥1.7 billion in disposition losses and ¥4.2 billion in valuation losses, coming to a total of ¥5.9 billion. However, these losses were more than offset by a substantial increase in SPC disposition dividends so that operating income increased overall.

 The forecast for the fiscal year is for revenue to increase by ¥16.4 billion to ¥128.1 billion, and for operating income to increase by ¥14.6 billion to ¥48.9. No SPC sales income is scheduled for the second half of the fiscal year. On the other hand, SPCs are expected to realize losses in the order of about ¥1 billion during the second half.

 Looking at a breakdown in the changes in operating income as compared to the previous year, the major factor is a ¥19 billion increase in SPC sales income. Realized losses are also expected to increase by ¥1.5 billion while contributions form new supply (including SPCs and owned/leased property) is projected to increase by ¥3 billion. Missed earnings opportunities from disposed properties are expected to amount to about ¥4 billion, while rental income from existing properties is set to deteriorate by ¥1 billion and fees are likely to decline by ¥1.2 billion. The overall result of all of these factors is a ¥14.6 billion increase in operating income from the previous year.