Sales for this month
April 2026Fiscal year ending October 2026The average daily number of contracted processing orders in April was slightly below the same month of the previous year. By medical specialty, orders for self-pay-focused orthopedic practices declined, while orders for other major specialties increased.
The operating structure was strengthened through the management support business for medical corporations, but orders for self-pay-focused orthopedic practices declined, Orders for hybrid orthopedic practices increased as a result of measures to promote usage, Group 1 declined due in part to the impact of orders being brought forward in connection with measures implemented in October of the previous year, Group 2 increased, supported by the revised KPI strategy introduced from the current fiscal year
For hybrid orthopedic practices, expand the order base over the medium to long term.
Scope of aggregation: Our contracted processing services
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Month Covered | April 2026 |
| Fiscal Year Covered | Fiscal year ending October 2026 |
| Scope of aggregation | Our contracted processing services |
| Year-on-year change by category | Name Self-pay orthopedic clinics / Year on year -27.7 %, Name Hybrid orthopedic clinics / Year on year 24 %, Name Obstetrics and gynecology clinics / Year on year 31.9 %, Name Cosmetic medicine / Year on year 133.3 % |
| Key KPIs | Indicator name Average number of processing orders accepted per day / Value 56.5 Appointments/day / Year on year Slightly below the same month of the previous year, Indicator name Number of blood-derived processing orders accepted from self-pay orthopedic clinics / Value 614 Engagements / Year on year -27.7 Engagements, Indicator name Number of blood-derived processing orders accepted from hybrid orthopedic clinics / Value 847 Engagements / Year on year 24 Engagements, Indicator name Number of orders from hybrid medical institutions / Value 4,322 Engagements / Year on year Increased compared with the same period of the previous year |
| Monthly Commentary | The average daily number of contracted processing orders in April was slightly below the same month of the previous year. By medical specialty, orders for self-pay-focused orthopedic practices declined, while orders for other major specialties increased. |
| Factors Affecting the Change | The operating structure was strengthened through the management support business for medical corporations, but orders for self-pay-focused orthopedic practices declined, Orders for hybrid orthopedic practices increased as a result of measures to promote usage, Group 1 declined due in part to the impact of orders being brought forward in connection with measures implemented in October of the previous year, Group 2 increased, supported by the revised KPI strategy introduced from the current fiscal year |
| Measures from the following month onward | For hybrid orthopedic practices, expand the order base over the medium to long term. |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Orders for self-pay-focused orthopedic practices declined year on year, although efforts to strengthen the operating structure through the management support business for medical corporations continued. Orders for hybrid orthopedic practices increased as a result of measures to promote usage, while the revised KPI strategy introduced by Group 2 from the current fiscal year contributed to the increase. The decline in Group 1 was attributed in part to the impact of orders being brought forward in connection with measures implemented in October of the previous year.