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Kanpai Jan-Oct Revenue Reaches NT$4 Billion, Targets Q4 Banquet Season

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Kanpai October revenue was NT$370 million, down 14.14% YoY, with Jan-Oct cumulative revenue at NT$4 billion, up 5.42% YoY to the second-highest on record; Sep-Oct combined revenue was NT$805 million, up 1.84% YoY, supported by Kurogeya growing nearly 10%.

October Revenue NT$370 Million, Jan-Oct NT$4 Billion Second-Highest on Record

OTC restaurant group Kanpai (1269) announced on November 10 that its self-reported consolidated revenue for October 2026 was NT$370 million, down 14.14% year-on-year, the third-highest for the same month on record. Cumulative consolidated revenue for the first 10 months of 2026 reached NT$4 billion, up 5.42% year-on-year, the second-highest for the same period on record, maintaining a stable operating profile. The company said, looking into the fourth quarter, it will continue to expand its affordable-priced brand portfolio and is optimistic about consumer demand driven by the year-end banquet season, expecting to add growth momentum to future operations and keep overall group performance heating up.

Mid-Autumn Timing Shift Plus Typhoon Disruption, Two-Month Revenue Still Up YoY

Kanpai noted that October revenue was affected by the timing difference of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, with festive banquet demand reflected in advance in September, resulting in a relatively high comparison base in the same period last year, plus typhoons affecting normal operations at some stores, which weighed on monthly revenue performance. Excluding the Mid-Autumn holiday timing effect, combined consolidated revenue for September to October reached NT$805 million, up 1.84% year-on-year, the second-highest for the same period on record, showing that operating fundamentals remain solid. Among them, the Taiwan restaurant business benefited from festive banquet demand and store expansion, with revenue up 5.38% year-on-year; the retail business revenue grew 11.48% year-on-year, maintaining double-digit growth, as the main momentum driving overall group revenue.

Kurogeya Up Nearly 10%, Becomes Top Revenue Contributor in Taiwan

As temperatures gradually declined, demand for autumn-winter hotpot consumption picked up significantly, and its Japanese hotpot brands "Kurogeya" and "Kurogeya Honke" both posted October revenue better than the previous month. Among them, "Kurogeya" continued to win consumer favor, coupled with benefits from earlier store openings, with October revenue up nearly 10% year-on-year, jumping to the highest revenue-contributing brand in the Taiwan restaurant business, becoming an important force supporting the Taiwan market and reflecting that seasonal consumption trends in the autumn-winter hotpot market are taking hold.

Q4 Store Openings With Anniversary Campaign to Capture Year-End Banquet Demand

Looking into the fourth quarter, Kanpai said the group is optimistic about mass-market dining demand and will continue to expand its affordable-priced brand footprint. The "Kurogeya" Qingcheng store is scheduled to open in November, with plans to enter the Nanxi commercial district before year-end; "Gyutan Yusuke" is simultaneously preparing Yongkang and Nanxi commercial district locations, adding growth momentum to future operations. On the marketing front, all brands are launching the "2026 Thanksgiving Festival," offering spend-based scratch cards and limited-edition branded merchandise add-on purchases; "Kurogeya" and "Kurogeya Honke" are introducing autumn-winter seasonal limited hotpots to attract diners through new products and member rewards. With new stores opening one after another, plus the year-end banquet season, group operating momentum is expected to continue heating up.

FAQ

What were Kanpai's October and Jan-Oct 2026 revenue results?

Kanpai's self-reported consolidated revenue for October was NT$370 million, down 14.14% year-on-year, the third-highest for the same month; cumulative consolidated revenue for the first 10 months was NT$4 billion, up 5.42% year-on-year, the second-highest for the same period on record.

Why did October revenue decline year-on-year?

The main reasons were the timing difference of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, with banquet demand reflected in advance in September raising the base, plus typhoons affecting operations at some stores; combined September-October consolidated revenue of NT$805 million, up 1.84% year-on-year, remained the second-highest for the same period.

What are the Q4 store opening and marketing plans?

The Kurogeya Qingcheng store is scheduled to open in November, with entry into the Nanxi commercial district before year-end, while Gyutan Yusuke is preparing Yongkang and Nanxi locations; all brands will launch the 2026 Thanksgiving Festival spend-based scratch cards and merchandise add-ons, with the two Kurogeya brands offering autumn-winter limited hotpots to capture the banquet season.