RHB Group Research analyst Shekhar Jaiswal has upgraded Japan Foods Holdings to “buy” from “neutral” previously on the back of the relaxation of dine-in restrictions. From July 12, groups of five – up from groups of two – will be allowed to eat in at food and beverage (F&B) establish...

A CONTINUED relaxation in dine-in restrictions in Singapore will likely boost Japan Foods Holding 5OI 's revenue in the next 12 months, RHB said in a research note on Monday.

1. Could you elaborate on Japan Foods’ business segments and its focus? Japan Foods, established in 1997, is a restaurant chain in Singapore with a focus on Japanese cuisine. The group has a portfolio of over 10 franchised and self-developed brands. Our focus is to bring quality Japanese food to S...

KGI Securities believes that Japan Foods Holding has emerged from the pandemic stronger and primed for better days ahead, prompting analyst Joel Ng to upgrade his call to “outperform”, with a higher target of 65 cents from 46 cents previously. Ng commends Japan Foods’s adaptability throughout ...

KGI Securities has upgraded its call on Japan Foods from "neutral" to "outperform" with a higher target price of S$0.65 compared to S$0.46 previously.

KGI Securities has upgraded its call on Japan Foods from "neutral" to "outperform" with a higher target price of S$0.65 compared to S$0.46 previously.

RHB Group Research analyst Shekhar Jaiswal has kept his ‘neutral’ rating for Japan Foods Holdings with an unchanged target price of 37 cents after it posted its FY2021 ended March results. See: Japan Foods records 2HFY21 earnings of $3.3 mil, declares final DPS of 1.75 cents While Japan Foods re...

Japan Foods Holdings saw a better 2HFY2021 ended March following the relaxation of Covid-19 measures, resulting in a reversal from a loss of $0.5 million in 2HFY2020 to earnings of $3.3 million on the back of revenue that grew 0.5% y-o-y to $32.5 million. This brings its FY2021 earnings to $3.6 mill...

CATALIST-LISTED restaurant operator Japan Foods returned to profitability in the second half-year ended March 31, 2021, reporting S$3.3 million in earnings as opposed to a loss of S$0.5 million in H2 FY2020.

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