Announced details
US subsidiary's operating margin for September 2026: 31.8%
European subsidiary's operating margin for September 2026: 26.7%
Operating profit from the overseas business for July–September 2026 improved by ¥207 million year on year
US subsidiary: ¥151 million improvement
European subsidiary: ¥56 million improvement
POCKETALK Inc. and POCKETALK B.V. are sub-subsidiaries of the Company. ポケトーク株式会社 is a consolidated subsidiary of the Company.
California, U.S., Netherlands, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Operating profit from the overseas business for July–September 2026 improved by ¥207 million year on year. The company expects annual earnings improvements of more than ¥600 million at the US subsidiary and ¥300 million at the European subsidiary.
The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Sentio – POCKETALK for Schools |
| Relationship with the Company | POCKETALK Inc. and POCKETALK B.V. are sub-subsidiaries of the Company. ポケトーク株式会社 is a consolidated subsidiary of the Company. |
| Applicable area | Education, Healthcare, Public sector, Healthcare and Welfare |
| Location | California, U.S., Netherlands, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
| Quantitative Effects | US subsidiary's operating margin for September 2026: 31.8%, European subsidiary's operating margin for September 2026: 26.7%, Operating profit from the overseas business for July–September 2026 improved by ¥207 million year on year, US subsidiary: ¥151 million improvement, European subsidiary: ¥56 million improvement |
| Impact on Business Performance | Operating profit from the overseas business for July–September 2026 improved by ¥207 million year on year. The company expects annual earnings improvements of more than ¥600 million at the US subsidiary and ¥300 million at the European subsidiary. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The company shifted the operating structure of its overseas business toward a greater focus on profitability and optimized fixed costs. In addition, demand expanded in the education, healthcare and public sectors in the US, while sales operations became more efficient in Europe and corporate demand, particularly in the medical and welfare sectors, grew.