-- エイチ・ツー・オー リテイリング（TKO：8242）は、投資有価証券の売却益を確定し、51億円の特別損益を計上したことを、水曜日に東京証券取引所に提出した書類で明らかにした。
同社は東宝（東証：9602）の株式370万株を売却し、保有株式数を3180万株（自己株式を除く発行済株式総数の3.8%）に引き下げた。
この取引は4月15日に完了し、売却益は2027年3月期第1四半期に計上される見込みとなっている。
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