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- Addressing issues associated with the expansion of data assets and missed business opportunities with the medical divisions of pharmaceutical companies¥-920 million
- Growth investments, including new business development for pharmaceutical companies and AI investment¥-400 million
- Health big data growthDetailsSustain growth across all business areas, primarily in the industry segment
- Telemedicine growthDetailsModerate growth supported by solid demand while maintaining high profitability
- M&ADetailsFuture M&A not included in the assumptions
- InvestmentDetailsInvest in an AI platform, including sales, data assets, human resources and data infrastructure
- Reinforce sales resources and strengthen the business serving the medical divisions of pharmaceutical companies
- Strategic investment in an AI platform, including human resources and data infrastructure
- Projects including AI RWD analysis tools, support for medical representative activities, clinical-trial digital transformation and drug-discovery efficiency improvements
- Development of an AI disease-risk prediction model with OMRON
- Number of insured persons covered by contracted health insurance societies2,076 10,000 people
- Number of Pep Up IDs803 10,000 peopleYear on year against the same period last year+24.0%
- Market share in the municipal-government sector50 Around %
- Number of local governments1,716 Local government
- Number of systems provided to medical institutions3,600 Approx. hospitals
- Number of hospitals authorized to use data1,500 Approx. hospitals
- Number of contracted medical institutions1,665 Facility
- Number of contracted radiologists1,255 people
- Telemedicine industry market share30 Approximately %
- Market share in the municipal-government sector50 Around %
- Telemedicine industry market share30 Approximately %
- Number of medical facilities in Japan11 Approx. 10,000 facilities
- Annual number of diagnostic imaging examinations1.5 100 million cases
- Number of radiologists6,000 People, approximately
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Document type | Financial results presentation |
| Fiscal Period Covered | Fiscal year ending March 2026, full year |
| Net Sales | ¥50,462 million (YoY +21.0%) |
| Operating profit | ¥10,521 million (YoY +21.0%) |
| Ordinary income | ¥9,964 million (profit before tax, IFRS) (YoY +17.0%) |
| Net income | ¥6,765 million (profit attributable to owners of the parent, continuing operations) (YoY +16.0%) |
| Operating profit margin | 21 % (YoY 0.0%) |
| Results for the three months of the current quarter | Consolidated revenue ¥13,973 million / Consolidated EBITDA ¥3,496 million / Health big data revenue ¥12,440 million / Health big data EBITDA ¥3,779 million / Telemedicine revenue ¥1,672 million / Telemedicine EBITDA ¥684 million |
| Full-year earnings forecast | Revenue ¥60,500 million / Operating profit ¥11,500 million / Income before taxes ¥11,000 million / Profit attributable to owners of the parent ¥7,100 million / EBITDA ¥15,000 million |
| Self-assessment against the plan | Revenue was broadly in line with guidance, but profit fell short of plan |
| Segment results | Health Big Data Sales ¥44,070 million (YoY +24.0%) / EBITDA ¥11,722 million (YoY +23.0%) / EBITDA margin 27 % / Telemedicine Sales ¥6,392 million (YoY +4.0%) / EBITDA ¥2,407 million (YoY +8.0%) / EBITDA margin 38 % / Adjustments Sales Not disclosed / EBITDA ¥-952 million |
| Breakdown of Factors Affecting the Change | Factors Addressing issues associated with the expansion of data assets and missed business opportunities with the medical divisions of pharmaceutical companies / Amount ¥-920 million, Factors Growth investments, including new business development for pharmaceutical companies and AI investment / Amount ¥-400 million |
| Key KPIs | Number of insured persons covered by contracted health insurance societies 2,076 10,000 people, Number of Pep Up IDs 803 10,000 people, Market share in the municipal-government sector 50 Around %, Number of local governments 1,716 Local government, Number of systems provided to medical institutions 3,600 Approx. hospitals, Number of hospitals authorized to use data 1,500 Approx. hospitals, Number of contracted medical institutions 1,665 Facility, Number of contracted radiologists 1,255 people, Telemedicine industry market share 30 Approximately % |
| Assumptions Underlying the Business Outlook | Item Health big data growth / Details Sustain growth across all business areas, primarily in the industry segment, Item Telemedicine growth / Details Moderate growth supported by solid demand while maintaining high profitability, Item M&A / Details Future M&A not included in the assumptions, Item Investment / Details Invest in an AI platform, including sales, data assets, human resources and data infrastructure |
| Annual Dividend | Fiscal year ending March 2026 Annual Dividend ¥18 per share / Interim Not disclosed / End of period ¥18 per share / Forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 To be determined |
| Market Size / Share | Market share in the municipal-government sector 50 Around %, Telemedicine industry market share 30 Approximately %, Number of medical facilities in Japan 11 Approx. 10,000 facilities, Annual number of diagnostic imaging examinations 1.5 100 million cases, Number of radiologists 6,000 People, approximately |
| New initiatives | Reinforce sales resources and strengthen the business serving the medical divisions of pharmaceutical companies, Strategic investment in an AI platform, including human resources and data infrastructure, Projects including AI RWD analysis tools, support for medical representative activities, clinical-trial digital transformation and drug-discovery efficiency improvements, Development of an AI disease-risk prediction model with OMRON |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The factors behind the shortfall in profit for the fiscal year ended March 2026 included addressing data-processing issues associated with the expansion of data assets, missed business opportunities with the medical divisions of pharmaceutical companies, and growth investments such as new business development for pharmaceutical companies and AI investment. Regarding the business serving the medical divisions, the Company explained that customer delivery was delayed because data processing required more work than expected, while the volume of proposals was insufficient because sales resources were prioritized for other divisions.