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Notice Concerning the Progress of the Medium-Term Management Plan

The company announced actual results as of the end of fiscal 2025 and its future plans for the medium-term management plan, “Make a New Enshu,” covering fiscal 2024 through fiscal 2028. For the fiscal year ending March 2026, consolidated net sales fell below the previous plan, while operating profit in the Parts Processing Business and ROE exceeded plan.

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Items stated in the management plan

Annual update
Make a New EnshuPlan period Fiscal 2024–fiscal 2028
Publication date 15 May 2026
Net Sales0.0%
基準 25Target25Hundreds of millions of yen
Operating profit margin0.0pt
基準 4Target4%
ROE0.0pt
基準 5Target5%

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What happened to the previous planFiscal year ending March 2026: consolidated net sales of ¥20.0 billion, operating margin of 2.2%, Parts Processing Business net sales of ¥11.9 billion and operating margin of 4.2%, Machine Tools Business net sales of ¥8.0 billion and operating margin of -1.3%, ROE of 1% → Fiscal year ending March 2026: consolidated net sales of ¥19.2 billion, operating margin of 2.0%, Parts Processing Business net sales of ¥12.3 billion and operating margin of 6.0%, Machine Tools Business net sales of ¥6.7 billion and operating margin of -6.0%, ROE of 2.2%(Consolidated net sales: -4.0%; Parts Processing Business net sales: +3.4%; Machine Tools Business net sales: -16.3%)0.0%Calculated from the two disclosed figures
Key initiatives
01Review of the structure of the Machine Tools Business
02Expansion of the Parts Processing Business
03Shift from prioritizing sales to prioritizing profit
04Achieving ROE of 5%
05Revenue growth
06Improving Profitability
07Create business synergies
08Transition to five businesses
Plan assumptionsThe company expects uncertainty about the outlook to continue due to external environmental factors. Signs that order intake is bottoming out have begun to emerge against a backdrop of a reassessment of the shift to EVs, a renewed evaluation of hybrids and ICE vehicles, and growing demand for automation.
Segment targetSegment Parts processing business / Sales target Fiscal year ending March 2029: ¥17.0 billion / Profit Target Operating margin of 5%, Segment Machine-tool Business / Sales target Fiscal year ending March 2029: ¥8.0 billion / Profit Target Operating margin of 2%
Risks identified by the company
Intensifying Competition
Continued uncertainty about the outlook due to external environmental factors
The possibility that actual results may differ from the plan due to changes in the business environment and other factors
Items stated in the management plan
ItemDetails
Plan nameMake a New Enshu
Plan periodFiscal 2024–fiscal 2028
Progress against the planAnnual update
Sales Target¥25 billion → ¥25 billion(0%)
Operating profit margin target4% → 4%(0%)
ROE target5% → 5%
Segment targetSegment Parts processing business / Sales target Fiscal year ending March 2029: ¥17.0 billion / Profit Target Operating margin of 5%, Segment Machine-tool Business / Sales target Fiscal year ending March 2029: ¥8.0 billion / Profit Target Operating margin of 2%
Plan assumptionsThe company expects uncertainty about the outlook to continue due to external environmental factors. Signs that order intake is bottoming out have begun to emerge against a backdrop of a reassessment of the shift to EVs, a renewed evaluation of hybrids and ICE vehicles, and growing demand for automation.
Key initiativesReview of the structure of the Machine Tools Business, Expansion of the Parts Processing Business, Shift from prioritizing sales to prioritizing profit, Achieving ROE of 5%, Revenue growth, Improving Profitability, Create business synergies, Transition to five businesses
Results under the previous planFiscal year ending March 2026: consolidated net sales of ¥20.0 billion, operating margin of 2.2%, Parts Processing Business net sales of ¥11.9 billion and operating margin of 4.2%, Machine Tools Business net sales of ¥8.0 billion and operating margin of -1.3%, ROE of 1% → Fiscal year ending March 2026: consolidated net sales of ¥19.2 billion, operating margin of 2.0%, Parts Processing Business net sales of ¥12.3 billion and operating margin of 6.0%, Machine Tools Business net sales of ¥6.7 billion and operating margin of -6.0%, ROE of 2.2%(Consolidated net sales: -4.0%; Parts Processing Business net sales: +3.4%; Machine Tools Business net sales: -16.3%)
Risks identifiedIntensifying Competition, Continued uncertainty about the outlook due to external environmental factors, The possibility that actual results may differ from the plan due to changes in the business environment and other factors
Publication date15 May 2026
Items this document does not state (13)
Operating profit targetNet income targetROIC targetPayout ratio / DOE policyTreasury share acquisition policyCost of capitalSelf-assessment of PBR and share priceTotal investment planInvestment amount by sectorNon-financial targetsReason for revision or withdrawalSize of the Target MarketDate of board resolution

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The reasons the company gives

The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.

In the Parts Processing Business, operating profit exceeded plan due to the effects of measures to improve profitability. In the Machine Tools Business, sales declined as the company pursued orders with an emphasis on profitability, but the deficit narrowed as a result of structural reforms.

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