TV TOKYO Holdings (TSE:9413) Stock Recovers Profit But Revenue Decline Persists

TV TOKYO Holdings comes into this earnings print with the stock under pressure, down about 13% over the past three months and sitting at ¥3,440. The market has been pricing in softer momentum. The headline is that Q1 FY2027 brought back profitability, with basic earnings per share of ¥50.44 and net income of ¥1,343m, after a loss in Q4 FY2026.

For a mature broadcaster and content group, that swing back into the black matters more than the modest near term share price drift. The rest of the numbers will show how durable that earnings base now looks.

Is TV TOKYO Holdings at ¥3,440 really a deep discount to its ¥8,763 DCF value, or is that gap sending a different message about quality and growth? Compare the current share price, earnings power, and sector multiples in the valuation analysis for TV TOKYO Holdings.

Q1 2027 Earnings Summary

• Revenue (Q1 2027 vs. Q1 2026): ¥37,625m vs. ¥39,536m (decline of 4.8%)
• Net Income (Excl. Extra Items, Q1 2027 vs. Q1 2026): ¥1,343m vs. ¥2,341m (decline of 42.6%)
• Basic EPS (Q1 2027 vs. Q1 2026): ¥50.44 vs. ¥87.98 (decline of 42.7%)
• Trailing 12 Month Revenue (Q1 2027 TTM vs. Q1 2026 TTM): ¥163,004m vs. ¥159,602m (increase of 2.1%)

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TV TOKYO Holdings, earnings rebound and content upside

For anyone leaning bullish on TV TOKYO Holdings, the key support is that the company has returned to profit in Q1 FY2027 after the Q4 FY2026 loss. Net income reached ¥1,343m and basic EPS came in at ¥50.44. Trailing 12 month revenue of ¥163,004m is above the prior year level of ¥159,602m. That points to a business that still generates a sizeable revenue base while rebuilding profitability. This fits a content IP and digital optionality story rather than a broken broadcaster narrative.

TV TOKYO earnings pressure and structural concerns

The cautious view also finds support in these numbers. Q1 FY2027 revenue of ¥37,625m is below the prior year level of ¥39,536m, and net income excluding extra items fell from ¥2,341m to ¥1,343m. EPS followed the same direction, from ¥87.98 to ¥50.44. That step down in quarterly profitability, together with a share price that is down about 13% over 90 days, fits a thesis that TV TOKYO Holdings still faces earnings pressure typical of mature broadcasters.

With TV TOKYO Holdings showing slower forecast growth and a lower trailing net margin, it is worth asking how resilient the balance sheet really is if earnings soften further. Check the underlying liquidity, cash and debt trends in the financial health analysis of TV TOKYO Holdings stock.

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