Under the 1st declaration of a state of emergency, sales declined to approx. 50% compared to 2019, but recovered to approx. 80% after the declaration was lifted
Under the declaration of state of emergency in 2021, we were able to secure approx.70% of 2019
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Av. sales approx.80%
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※% change in weekly average daily sales compared to same store sales for 2019
Cost reductions 3.9bn yen
✓ Labor costs: 1.7bn yen
✓ Other SG&A: 2.2bn yen
One-offfactors 5.3bn yen
✓ Subsidy for cooperation with shortening of business
hours:
4.0bn yen
Gain on sales of insurance agency business: 0.9bn yen
Deposit for closing stores: 0.4bn yen
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Skylark Holdings Co Ltd, former Skylark Co Ltd is primarily engaged in the restaurant business and also engaged in the development of businesses such as food sales and support for group companies. In the restaurant business, in addition to developing family restaurants and buffets in Japan and selling food products, The Company also develops restaurants overseas. The restaurant brands include Gusto, Bamiyan, Syabuyo, Jonathan's, Yumean, Steak Gusto, Karayoshi, Aiya, Musashi No Mori Coffee, Grazie Gardens, Totoyamichi, chawan, Tonkaratei, La Ohana and others. Other businesses include food sales, food delivery, store cleaning and maintenance, store product delivery, and linen supply support businesses for group companies.