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  1. FY2026Full-year increase in government and private-sector orders and lower government shareAnnual report

    「Orders from government agencies totaled ¥1,422 million, up 18.5%, while orders from private-sector customers totaled ¥6,422 million, up 51.6%. Government-agency orders accounted for 18.1% of total orders.」

    Although orders from both government agencies and the private sector increased, the growth in private-sector orders was greater, causing the government-agency order ratio to decline from 22.9% in the previous fiscal year to 18.1%. The uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continues.
  2. FY2026-H1Increase in government-agency and private-sector orders in the interim periodAnnual report

    「Government agencies 602,151 1,020,990 Private sector 2,831,055 3,021,699」

    Cumulative orders in the interim period totaled ¥602 million from government agencies and ¥2,831 million from the private sector, both up from ¥478 million and ¥2,069 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year. The order backlog was ¥1,021 million for government agencies and ¥3,022 million for the private sector.
  3. FY2025-H1Decrease in government-agency and private-sector orders in the interim periodAnnual report

    「Government agencies 478,146 907,806 Private sector 2,068,873 2,485,502」

    Cumulative orders in the interim period totaled ¥478 million from government agencies and ¥2,069 million from the private sector, both down from ¥756 million and ¥3,112 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year. Government-agency orders and the uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continue.
  4. FY2024Increase in full-year government-agency orders and decrease in order ratioAnnual report

    「Orders from government agencies totaled ¥1,551 million, up 16.4%, while orders from private-sector customers totaled ¥5,233 million, up 44.6%. Government-agency orders accounted for 22.9% of total orders.」

    Although government-agency orders increased, the growth in private-sector orders was greater, causing the government-agency order ratio to decline from 26.9% in the previous fiscal year to 22.9%. The uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continues.
  5. FY2024-Q3Increase in third-quarter government-agency and private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 1,091,886 481,184 Private sector 4,188,156 2,738,853」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the third quarter totaled ¥1,091.886 million, while orders from the private sector totaled ¥4,188.156 million, with both exceeding the same period of the previous year. Government-agency orders and the uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continue.
  6. FY2024-Q2Increase in second-quarter government-agency and private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 755,574 982,170 Private sector 3,112,417 3,107,073」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the second quarter totaled ¥755.574 million, while orders from the private sector totaled ¥3,112.417 million, with both exceeding the same period of the previous year. The government-agency order backlog was ¥982.170 million, and the private-sector order backlog was ¥3,107.073 million. The uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continues.
  7. FY2024-Q1Increase in first-quarter government-agency and private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 415,932 773,696 Private sector 1,190,184 2,307,610」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the first quarter totaled ¥415.932 million, while orders from the private sector totaled ¥1,190.184 million, with both exceeding the same period of the previous year. Government-agency orders and the uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continue.
  8. FY2023Decrease in full-year government-agency orders and increase in private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Orders from government agencies totaled ¥1,332 million, down 4.4%, while orders from private-sector customers totaled ¥3,619 million, up 10.1%. Government-agency orders accounted for 26.9% of total orders.」

    For the full year, government-agency orders decreased while private-sector orders increased, and the government-agency order ratio was 26.9%. The uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continues.
  9. FY2023-Q3Decrease in third-quarter government-agency orders and increase in private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 889,511 144,475 Private sector 2,566,160 1,389,701」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the third quarter were below the same period of the previous year, while orders from the private sector increased. Government-agency orders and the uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continue.
  10. FY2023-Q2Decrease in second-quarter government-agency orders and increase in private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 735,625 1,012,552 Private sector 1,699,611 1,918,677」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the second quarter totaled ¥735.625 million, down from the same period of the previous year, while orders from the private sector increased to ¥1,699.611 million. The government-agency order backlog was ¥1,012.552 million, and the private-sector order backlog was ¥1,918.677 million.
  11. FY2023-Q1Decrease in first-quarter government-agency orders and increase in private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 327,966 926,432 Private sector 912,941 1,974,875」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the first quarter totaled ¥327.966 million, down from the same period of the previous year, while orders from the private sector increased to ¥912.941 million.
  12. FY2022Increase in full-year government-agency orders and decrease in private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Orders received during the consolidated fiscal year totaled ¥4,682 million, down 1.4% year on year. Orders from government agencies totaled ¥1,394 million, up 13.8%, while orders from private-sector customers totaled ¥3,288 million, down 6.7%. Government-agency orders accounted for 29.8% of total orders.」

    Government-agency orders increased, while orders from private-sector customers decreased, and government-agency orders accounted for 29.8% of the total. The uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding continues.
  13. FY2022-Q2Increase in second-quarter government-agency orders and decrease in private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 772,961 1,138,028 Private sector 1,486,802 1,377,927」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the second quarter totaled ¥772.961 million and the order backlog was ¥1,138.028 million, up from the same period of the previous year, while orders from the private sector decreased to ¥1,486.802 million.
  14. FY2022-Q1Increase in first-quarter government-agency orders and decrease in private-sector ordersAnnual report

    「Government agencies 375,677 852,966 Private sector 705,164 1,267,062」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the first quarter totaled ¥375.677 million and the order backlog was ¥852.966 million, up from the same period of the previous year, while orders from the private sector decreased to ¥705.164 million.
  15. FY2021RestatedAnnual report

    「Contracts awarded to the Group by government agencies account for approximately 20–30% of the total order value, with orders concentrated particularly between April and June. Contracts received from government agencies are subject to competitive bidding, and the Group may be unable to participate in a bid or, even if it participates, another company may win the contract. As a result, order forecasts are not certain and may affect the outlook for operating performance.」

    The proportion and seasonal concentration of government-agency orders, as well as the uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding, are reaffirmed.
  16. FY2021-Q3Decrease in third-quarter government-agency orders and order backlogAnnual report

    「Government agencies 677,554 100,889 Private sector 2,986,331 1,563,040」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the third quarter totaled ¥677.554 million and the order backlog was ¥100.889 million, both down from ¥702.332 million and ¥237.903 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year.
  17. FY2021-Q2Increase in government-agency orders in the second quarterAnnual report

    「Government agencies 504,996 784,777 Private sector 1,703,559 1,410,346」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the second quarter totaled ¥541.891 million and the order backlog was ¥923.649 million, both up from ¥504.996 million and ¥784.777 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year.
  18. FY2021-Q1Increase in government-agency orders in the first quarterAnnual report

    「Government agencies 309,302 785,651 Private sector 949,143 1,374,401」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the first quarter totaled ¥309.302 million and the order backlog was ¥785.651 million, both up from ¥297.644 million and ¥669.002 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year.
  19. FY2020-Q3Increase in government-agency orders in the third quarterAnnual report

    「Government agencies 686,027 145,313 Private sector 2,122,148 976,383」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative consolidated period through the third quarter totaled ¥702.332 million, up from ¥686.027 million in the same period of the previous year. The order backlog also increased to ¥237.903 million, from ¥145.313 million in the same period of the previous year.
  20. FY2020-Q2Decrease in government-agency orders in the second quarterAnnual report

    「Government agencies 504,996 784,777 Private sector 1,703,559 1,410,346」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the second quarter totaled ¥504.996 million and the order backlog was ¥784.777 million, down from ¥595.682 million and ¥916.447 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year.
  21. FY2020-Q1Decrease in government-agency orders in the first quarterAnnual report

    「Government agencies 297,644 669,002 Private sector 918,787 1,215,620」

    Orders from government agencies in the cumulative period through the first quarter totaled ¥297.644 million and the order backlog was ¥669.002 million, down from ¥342.144 million and ¥854.391 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year.
  22. FY2019RestatedAnnual report

    「Contracts awarded to the Group by government agencies account for approximately 20–30% of the total order value, with orders concentrated particularly between April and June. Contracts received from government agencies are subject to competitive bidding, and the Group may be unable to participate in a bid or, even if it participates, another company may win the contract. As a result, order forecasts are not certain and may affect the outlook for operating performance.」

    The proportion and seasonal concentration of government-agency orders, as well as the uncertainty of order forecasts due to competitive bidding, are reaffirmed.
  23. FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 686,027 145,313 Private sector 2,122,148 976,383」

    In the cumulative consolidated period through the third quarter, orders from government agencies totaled ¥686.027 million and the order backlog was ¥145.313 million, while orders from the private sector totaled ¥2,122.148 million and the order backlog was ¥976.383 million, continuing to disclose the presence of government-agency orders.
  24. FY2019-Q2RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 595,682 916,447 Private sector 1,482,046 1,207,130」

    In the cumulative consolidated period through the second quarter, orders from government agencies totaled ¥595.682 million and the order backlog was ¥916.447 million, continuing to indicate the presence of government-agency orders.
  25. FY2019-Q1RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 342,144 854,391 Private sector 722,747 1,073,059」

    Discloses government orders of ¥342.144 million and an order backlog of ¥854.391 million for the cumulative first quarter of the consolidated fiscal period, continuing to indicate the presence of government orders.
  26. FY2018RestatedAnnual report

    「Orders from government agencies totaled ¥1.117 billion, down 5.0% year on year, while orders from private-sector customers totaled ¥2.533 billion, down 13.3%. Government orders accounted for 30.6% of total orders.」

    Discloses a 30.6% share for government orders and continues to indicate dependence on government orders and competitive bidding.
  27. FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 593,037 169,897 Private sector 16,619 993,219」

    Continues to disclose government orders and order backlogs for the cumulative third quarter, reconfirming the theme of uncertainty related to government orders and bidding.
  28. FY2018-Q2RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 464,601 791,954 Private sector 1,415,390 1,221,005」

    Government orders for the cumulative second quarter totaled ¥464.601 million, with an order backlog of ¥791.954 million, and the Company continues to disclose government orders and bidding-related uncertainty.
  29. FY2018-Q1RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 187,192 606,810 Private sector 604,329 1,012,660」

    First-quarter government orders totaled ¥187.192 million, with an order backlog of ¥606.810 million, and the Company continues to disclose its dependence on government orders and bidding-related uncertainty.
  30. FY2017RestatedAnnual report

    「Orders from government agencies totaled ¥1.176 billion, up 13.2% year on year, while orders from private-sector customers totaled ¥2.923 billion, up 13.3%. Government orders accounted for 28.7% of total orders.」

    Continues to disclose the proportion and value of government orders and the uncertainty of order forecasts resulting from bidding outcomes.
  31. FY2017-Q3RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 674,310 256,513 Private sector 2,261,161 931,733」

    Government orders for the cumulative third quarter totaled ¥674.310 million, with an order backlog of ¥256.513 million, and the Company continues to disclose the presence of government orders.
  32. FY2017-Q2RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 526,580 754,602 Private sector 1,549,733 1,124,270」

    Government orders for the cumulative second quarter totaled ¥526.580 million, with an order backlog of ¥754.602 million, and the Company continues to disclose the presence of government orders.
  33. FY2017-Q1RestatedAnnual report

    「Government agencies 205,064 517,318 Private sector 664,627 892,252」

    Government orders for the quarter totaled ¥205.064 million, with an order backlog of ¥517.318 million, and the Company continues to disclose the presence and proportion of government orders.
  34. FY2016First statedAnnual report

    「Contracts awarded to us by government agencies account for approximately 20–30% of the total value of orders, with orders concentrated particularly in the April–June period. Contracts commissioned by government agencies are subject to competitive bidding. We may be unable to participate in a bid, or another company may win the contract even if we participate, so order forecasts are not certain and may affect our earnings outlook.」

    Indicates the proportion of government orders and the concentration of order timing, and cites uncertainty regarding bid participation and results.
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