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From a Huge Deficit to a turnaround...Premist Dome Achieves "Profit for Two Consecutive Years" After the Fighters' Relocation, It Faced a Crisis but Is Making a "Comeback" with a New Approach that "Goes Beyond Sports and Music Concerts" <Mokugeki!>
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"To stabilize the management, the city of Sapporo must also work together with them," said Sapporo Mayor Katsuhiro Akimoto. At the time, Sapporo Dome, having lost the Fighters, its main business, was facing a deficit of 650 million yen in fiscal year 2023. However— "The sign replacement work has just begun," said a reporter. With naming rights reportedly worth 1 billion yen over four years, it was reborn as "Daiwa House Premist Dome" in 2024. Fu…
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