The performance of the three major restaurants, which are strongly influenced by the new Corona, was in the final deficit due to the refraining from going out for two family restaurants, while the hamburger chain increased profits supported by home delivery demand, resulting in a dichotomy.
By the 13th, major restaurants have announced their interim financial results for the six months from January to June.
Of these, the two major family restaurants, the largest “Skylark Holdings” had a final deficit of 500 million yen, and “Royal Holdings” had a final deficit of 3.1 billion yen.
Due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, it was requested to stop the provision of alcoholic beverages, and the movement to refrain from going out was widespread.
On the other hand, the major hamburger chain “Nippon McDonald Holdings” increased its sales through home delivery and drive-through, supported by the demand for nesting in the corona virus.
The final profit was 10.9 billion yen, an increase of 18% from the same period of the previous year, and the performance of the three major restaurants was divided into light and dark under the influence of the same new corona.
At an online press conference, Skylark Holdings Chairman and President Makoto Tani said, "Although the financial results were in the red, we would like to strengthen home delivery and take-out to rebuild for the second half of the year."