Items stated in the management plan
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As the use of AI and digitalization become prerequisites for corporate activities, the company considers it important to adapt to change and evolve into an organization that supports society's digital transformation while ensuring robust security and safety.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan name | Mid-Term Management Plan (2026–2028) |
| Plan period | Three fiscal years from the fiscal year ending December 2026 through the fiscal year ending December 2028 |
| Progress against the plan | Formulated |
| Sales Target | ¥19.7 billion (actual for the fiscal year ended December 2025) → ¥24.5 billion (target for the fiscal year ending December 2028)(CAGR 7.4%) |
| Operating profit target | ¥2.8 billion (actual for the fiscal year ended December 2025) → ¥5.0 billion (target for the fiscal year ending December 2028)(CAGR 20.6%) |
| Operating profit margin target | 14.4% (actual for the fiscal year ended December 2025) → 20.4% (target for the fiscal year ending December 2028) |
| ROE target | 18.0% (actual for the fiscal year ended December 2025) → 20.0% (target for the fiscal year ending December 2028) |
| Payout ratio / DOE policy | The company will continue to pay stable dividends and increase dividends in line with profit growth. It will use a consolidated payout ratio of 50% and a consolidated dividend-on-equity ratio (DOE) of 8.0% as guidelines. No applicable period is specified. |
| Total investment plan | The company indicates approximately ¥13.0 billion of investable capital, but does not expressly state that this is the total investment over the plan period. |
| Investment amount by sector | Field R&D investment / Amount Not disclosed, Field M&A and other investments to strengthen the business platform and support growth / Amount Not disclosed, Field Launch and miniaturization of analog edge AI chips / Amount Not disclosed, Field Human resources investment / Amount Not disclosed |
| Segment target | Segment IT Security / Net Sales ¥18.5 billion → ¥22.5 billion / Operating profit ¥3.7 billion → ¥5.5 billion / Period FY25 actual → FY28 target / CAGR Revenue 7%, operating profit 14%, Segment Visual Communications / Net Sales ¥1.05 billion → ¥1.65 billion / Operating profit –¥110 million → ¥170 million / Period FY25 actual → FY28 target / CAGR Revenue 16%, Segment Eco New Business Development / Net Sales ¥190 million → ¥350 million / Operating profit –¥180 million → –¥160 million / Period FY25 actual → FY28 target / CAGR Revenue 22%, Segment Head office expenses / Amount ¥580 million → ¥510 million / Notes The FY2025 actual figure has been adjusted for comparison with FY2028. |
| Non-financial targets | Indicator Average salary / Target value Approximately 13% increase / Timing Comparison between 2020 and 2024, Indicator Time spent on new development and research as a percentage of working hours in the development division / Target value 10~20% / Timing Not disclosed, Indicator Stock-business ratio / Target value Approximately 44% to 55% / Timing 2025 to 2028 |
| Plan assumptions | The number of shares and foreign exchange rates used in calculating EPS and ROE are based on those as of the end of December 2025., The market size is converted into yen using an exchange rate of USD 1 = ¥160. |
| Key initiatives | Promote the Soliton Zero Trust Solution, Promote the stock business, Promote the cloud migration and functional enhancement of IT security products, Invest to strengthen the business platform and support growth, including M&A, Promote the global business, Invest in the development of analog edge AI chips, Human resources investment, Improve employee compensation and benefits, Training investment, Use of AI, Expand market share in the public sector, Expand applications for remote operation, Accelerating overseas expansion, Launch analog edge AI chips |
| Results under the previous plan | 60% (target as of FY25) → 44% (FY25 actual)(Approximately –26.7%) |
| Reason for revision or withdrawal | As the use of AI and digitalization become prerequisites for corporate activities, the company considers it important to adapt to change and evolve into an organization that supports society's digital transformation while ensuring robust security and safety. |
| Size of the Target Market | Market Domestic zero-trust security market / Scale Approximately ¥778.2 billion (2030) / Growth rate 2025–2030 CAGR 18.8% / Source Japan Zero Trust Security Market Size & Outlook, 2030, Market Domestic desktop virtualization market / Scale Approximately ¥224.2 billion (estimated for 2030) / Growth rate 2026–2034 CAGR 9.2% / Source Japan Desktop Virtualization Market Size & Forecast 2034, Market Domestic IDaaS market / Scale ¥19.2 billion (2025), ¥22.2 billion (2026), ¥25.0 billion (2027), ¥27.5 billion (2028) / Growth rate 2025–2028 CAGR 12.6% / Source 2025 Network Security Business Market Research Compendium, Market Edition (Fuji Chimera Research Institute), Market Domestic dataless client market / Scale ¥4.4 billion (2025), ¥6.6 billion (2026), ¥9.4 billion (2027), ¥10.9 billion (2028) / Growth rate 2025–2028 CAGR 25.2% / Source Demand Forecast Survey for Dataless Clients among Domestic Corporations (MM Research Institute), Market Remote operation sector / Scale Approximately ¥80 billion / Growth rate Not disclosed / Source Estimate based on installing remote-operation systems in 1% of approximately 1 million hydraulic excavators in Japan, Market Airborne LTE / Scale Approximately ¥2 billion / Growth rate Not disclosed / Source Estimate based on installing the system in half of approximately 1,300 helicopters in Japan |
| Risks identified | Declining working-age population and shortage of security personnel, US–China tensions and geopolitical risks, Semiconductor supply chain, Increasing sophistication and acceleration of cyberattacks using AI, Tightening regulations, Tightening data privacy regulations, Responding to generative AI and AI transformation, Responding to post-quantum cryptography |
| Date of board resolution | 19 March 2026 |
| Publication date | 19 March 2026 |
Items this document does not state (5)
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.As the use of AI and digitalization become prerequisites for corporate activities, the company aims to evolve into an organization that supports society's digital transformation while ensuring robust security and safety. It intends to balance investment in next-generation growth drivers with sustained profit growth.