Contents of this document
- Reorganization into a three-segment structure by integrating the AI business into the Business Communication business and transferring research and development functions to the holding company
- Revamp of the corporate communication service portfolio under the new brand “Aurora X”
- Launch of “symphonyワンプラ,” a shared-inventory and wholesale platform for used cars
- Planned June 2026 launch of “symphonyインサイト,” a management optimization tool
- Introduction of progressive dividends and planned annual dividend of ¥40.0 for the fiscal year ending March 2027
- Share repurchase of approximately ¥500 million
- Cumulative number of companies contracted for SMS-related services+1,005 companies year on year, +247 companies quarter on quarterYear on year against the same period last year+1,005 companies
- Number of paid accounts for car solution services+589 companies year on year, +157 companies quarter on quarterYear on year against the same period last year+589 companies
- Share of SMS deliveries to domestic corporate customers30.7 %
- Number of SMS messages delivered to domestic corporate customers41.7 100 million messages
- Ranking by SMS delivery shareNo. 1 for 5 consecutive years
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Document type | Presentation materials on financial results |
| Fiscal Period Covered | Fiscal year ending March 2026, full year |
| Net Sales | ¥10,567 million (YoY +14.8%) |
| Operating profit | ¥1,219 million (YoY +10.3%) |
| Ordinary income | ¥1,225 million (YoY +9.8%) |
| Net income | ¥665 million (net profit attributable to owners of the parent) (YoY +100.7%) |
| Results for the three months of the current quarter | Net Sales ¥2,870 million (YoY +21.1%) / EBITDA ¥350 million (YoY +34.7%) / Operating profit ¥280 million (YoY +38.4%) / Ordinary income ¥280 million (YoY +33.3%) / Net income ¥90 million |
| Full-year earnings forecast | Fiscal Period Covered Full year ending March 2027 / Net Sales ¥11,630 million / Gross profit ¥5,310 million / Operating profit ¥1,400 million / Ordinary income ¥1,400 million / Profit attributable to owners of the parent ¥900 million |
| Progress against full-year forecast | Net Sales 102.6% (vs. revised full-year plan), 108.4% (vs. initial plan) / Operating profit 101.7% (vs. revised full-year plan), 122.0% (vs. initial plan) / Ordinary income 102.1% (vs. revised full-year plan), 123.8% (vs. initial plan) / Profit attributable to owners of the parent 97.9% (vs. revised full-year plan), 114.8% (vs. initial plan) |
| Self-assessment against the plan | Net income attributable to owners of the parent fell slightly short of plan due to the impact of tax-effect accounting at a subsidiary |
| Segment results | Business Communication Business Net Sales ¥6,688 million (YoY +16.9%) / Segment profit ¥1,869 million (YoY +20.1%) / Automotive Platform Business Net Sales ¥1,748 million (YoY +6.4%) / Segment profit ¥277 million (YoY -19.8%) / AI Business Net Sales ¥5.8 million (YoY +36.8%) / Segment profit ¥-95 million / Auto Service Business Net Sales ¥2,124 million (YoY +15.6%) / Segment profit ¥39 million (YoY +109.0%) |
| Key KPIs | Indicator name Cumulative number of companies contracted for SMS-related services / Value +1,005 companies year on year, +247 companies quarter on quarter / Year on year against the same period last year +1,005 companies, Indicator name Number of paid accounts for car solution services / Value +589 companies year on year, +157 companies quarter on quarter / Year on year against the same period last year +589 companies, Indicator name Share of SMS deliveries to domestic corporate customers / Value 30.7 % / Year on year against the same period last year Not disclosed, Indicator name Number of SMS messages delivered to domestic corporate customers / Value 41.7 100 million messages / Year on year against the same period last year Not disclosed, Indicator name Ranking by SMS delivery share / Value No. 1 for 5 consecutive years / Year on year against the same period last year Not disclosed |
| Unit price and quantity metrics | The revenue model is based on the number of SMS messages delivered multiplied by the SMS transmission price per message, but actual figures are not disclosed |
| Number of employees | Number of Employees 230 People / As of As of the end of March 2026, consolidated, employees |
| Annual Dividend | Annual dividend per share 40 yen (planned for the fiscal year ending March 2027) / Interim and Year-End Breakdown Not disclosed |
| Payout ratio | Targeting a payout ratio of 30% |
| Acquisition of treasury shares | Amount under the acquisition limit Approximately ¥500 million / Number of Shares Not disclosed / Period Not disclosed |
| Market Size / Share | Market Size SMS deliveries to domestic corporate customers totaled approximately 4.9 billion messages in fiscal 2025 and are projected to reach approximately 14.2 billion messages in 2030 / Share 30.7% for the company among independent aggregators serving domestic corporate customers, No. 1 for 5 consecutive years |
| New initiatives | Reorganization into a three-segment structure by integrating the AI business into the Business Communication business and transferring research and development functions to the holding company, Revamp of the corporate communication service portfolio under the new brand “Aurora X”, Launch of “symphonyワンプラ,” a shared-inventory and wholesale platform for used cars, Planned June 2026 launch of “symphonyインサイト,” a management optimization tool, Introduction of progressive dividends and planned annual dividend of ¥40.0 for the fiscal year ending March 2027, Share repurchase of approximately ¥500 million |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The Business Communication business drove overall performance, with growth in SMS delivery and related products. Operating profit in the Automotive Platform business declined as the company continued to invest for growth, while net income attributable to owners of the parent fell slightly short of the revised plan due to the impact of tax-effect accounting at a subsidiary.