According to Logisteed's financial results for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2026, announced on November 12, net sales were 485.483 billion yen (up 14% year-on-year), adjusted operating profit was 29.311 billion yen (up 35%), pre-tax profit was 25.49 billion yen (up 20%), and net profit attributable to parent company shareholders was 18.342 billion yen (down 35%).
By segment, domestic logistics saw sales of 260.929 billion yen (up 20%) and operating profit of 15.927 billion yen (up 54%). International logistics saw sales of 218.034 billion yen (up 10%) and operating profit of 12.299 billion yen (up 19%).
Domestic logistics saw increased revenue due to factors such as the expansion of contracted services and the contribution of new orders, as well as the consolidation of Alps Logistics. International logistics also saw increased revenue, despite the impact of exchange rates, due to the contribution of new orders and the consolidation of Alps Logistics.
Other notable developments include the signing of a capital participation and capital and business alliance agreement with Japan Post in October, obtaining pharmaceutical transport quality certification in Vietnam (Tan Son Nhat International Airport), and commencing field demonstration experiments for a "remote forklift operation system for logistics warehouses."
