Rising Export Sales Ratio and Overseas Sales Including China and Taiwan
First written in FY2016. 14 of 37 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2017-Q1. Latest entry: FY2026.
3 other companies' latest entry also says "Other".
- FY2026Higher export ratio, increased orders received and lower order backlogAnnual report
「Order intake was ¥20,156 million, up 43.8% year on year, while export order intake was ¥11,371 million, up 56.5%. Exports accounted for 56.4% of order intake, compared with 51.9% in the previous fiscal year. Order backlog was ¥23,703 million, down 2.4% year on year, while the export order backlog was ¥13,589 million, up 0.8%.」
Order intake and export order intake increased, and the export ratio of order intake rose from 51.9% to 56.4%. Meanwhile, total order backlog declined 2.4% year on year. - FY2026-H1Higher export ratio and lower order backlogAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 58.2% of sales, compared with 49.2% in the same period of the previous year. Order intake was ¥8,176 million, up 40.5% year on year, while export order intake was ¥5,652 million, up 49.2%. Exports accounted for 69.1% of order intake, compared with 65.1% in the same period of the previous year. Order backlog was ¥19,913 million, down 33.9% year on year, while the export order backlog was ¥11,835 million, down 32.4%. Exports accounted for 59.4% of order backlog, compared with 58.1% in the same period of the previous year.」
The export ratios of sales, order intake and order backlog rose to 58.2%, 69.1% and 59.4%, respectively, while order backlog declined 33.9% year on year and the export order backlog declined 32.4%. - FY2025Lower export sales and export order ratiosAnnual report
「Order intake was ¥14,013 million, down 42.3% year on year, while export order intake was ¥7,268 million, down 47.0%. Exports accounted for 51.9% of order intake, compared with 56.5% in the previous fiscal year. Order backlog was ¥24,284 million, down 23.8% year on year, while the export order backlog was ¥13,485 million, down 22.7%. Exports accounted for 55.5% of order backlog, compared with 54.8% in the previous fiscal year.」
Order intake, export order intake and order backlog all fell below the previous fiscal year, and the export ratio of order intake declined from 56.5% to 51.9%. Meanwhile, the export ratio of order backlog rose to 55.5%. - FY2025-H1Increase in the export order ratio despite a lower export sales ratioAnnual report
「Order intake was ¥5,821 million, down 17.0% year on year, while export order intake was ¥3,788 million, up 67.3%. Exports accounted for 65.1% of order intake, compared with 32.3% in the same period of the previous year. Order backlog was ¥30,137 million, up 24.6% year on year, while the export order backlog was ¥17,520 million, up 56.4%. Exports accounted for 58.1% of order backlog, compared with 46.3% in the same period of the previous year.」
Although the export ratio of sales declined, export order intake increased 67.3% year on year and the export order backlog increased 56.4%, raising the export ratios of order intake and order backlog. - FY2024Expansion in order intake despite a lower export ratioAnnual report
「Order intake was ¥24,288 million, up 10.3% year on year, driven by a large order for display-component-related equipment. Export order intake was ¥13,718 million, down 0.5% year on year. Exports accounted for 56.5% of order intake, compared with 62.6% in the previous fiscal year. Order backlog reached a record high for a fiscal year-end of ¥31,849 million, up 18.8% year on year, while the export order backlog was ¥17,438 million, up 9.9%.」
Order intake and order backlog expanded, with order backlog reaching a record high, while export order intake and the export ratio of order intake declined. - FY2024-Q3Lower export ratios for sales and orders, with larger order volumesAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥22,062 million, up 17.2% year on year, of which export orders were ¥12,871 million, up 9.5%. Exports accounted for 58.3% of orders received (62.5%). The order backlog was ¥33,553 million, up 23.5%, of which the export order backlog was ¥18,580 million, up 15.3%. Exports accounted for 55.4% of the order backlog (59.3%).」
Orders received and the order backlog exceeded the same period of the previous year, while growth in export orders received and the export order backlog lagged the overall figures. Exports' share of orders received fell from 62.5% to 58.3%, and their share of the order backlog fell from 59.3% to 55.4%. - FY2024-Q2Lower export sales and export order ratiosAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥7,017 million, down 32.8% year on year, of which export orders were ¥2,264 million, down 75.2%. Exports accounted for 32.3% of orders received (87.3%). The order backlog was ¥24,178 million, down 0.0%, of which the export order backlog was ¥11,203 million, down 37.8%. Exports accounted for 46.3% of the order backlog (74.5%).」
Orders received, export orders received and the export order backlog fell below the same period of the previous year. Exports' share of orders received fell from 87.3% to 32.3%, and their share of the order backlog fell from 74.5% to 46.3%. - FY2024-Q1Lower export sales and export order ratiosAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 71.8% of sales (93.4% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥1,084 million, down 86.4% year on year, of which export orders were ¥183 million, down 97.6%. Exports accounted for 17.0% of orders received (95.5%). The order backlog was ¥23,630 million, down 12.6%, of which the export order backlog was ¥12,999 million, down 38.7%. Exports accounted for 55.0% of the order backlog (78.4%).」
Not only did the export ratio of sales fall, but orders received, export orders received, the order backlog and the export order backlog all fell below the same period of the previous year. Export ratios related to orders also declined significantly. - FY2023Higher export sales ratio and lower export ratio of ordersAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 84.0% of sales (76.0% in the previous period). Orders received were ¥22,017 million, down 17.2% from the previous period, of which export orders were ¥13,789 million, down 30.5%. Exports accounted for 62.6% of orders received (74.6%). The order backlog was ¥26,803 million, up 9.6%, of which the export order backlog was ¥15,874 million, down 14.8%. Exports accounted for 59.2% of the order backlog (76.1%).」
At the sales level, the export ratio rose to 84.0%, while orders received and export orders received declined. Exports' shares of orders received and the order backlog fell to 62.6% and 59.2%, respectively. - FY2023-Q3Higher export sales ratio and lower orders received and order backlogAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 88.5% of sales (68.2% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥18,823 million, down 20.9% year on year, of which export orders were ¥11,758 million, down 40.0%. Exports accounted for 62.5% of orders received (82.3%). The order backlog was ¥27,176 million, down 3.4%, of which the export order backlog was ¥16,119 million, down 33.1%. Exports accounted for 59.3% of the order backlog (85.7%).」
The export sales ratio rose, while orders received fell 20.9% year on year, export orders received fell 40.0%, the order backlog fell 3.4% and the export order backlog fell 33.1%. The export ratio of orders also declined. - FY2023-Q2Higher export sales ratio and lower orders and order backlogAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥10,440 million, down 39.5% year on year, of which export orders were ¥9,114 million, down 42.9%. Exports accounted for 87.3% of orders received (92.6%). The order backlog was ¥24,187 million, down 8.7%, of which the export order backlog was ¥18,011 million, down 26.1%. Exports accounted for 74.5% of the order backlog (92.1%).」
The export sales ratio rose to 90.8%, while orders received, export orders received, the order backlog and the export order backlog all fell below the same period of the previous year, and the export ratios related to orders also declined. - FY2023-Q1Higher export sales ratio and lower export order backlog ratioAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 93.4% of sales (44.0% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥7,949 million, down 35.1% year on year, of which export orders were ¥7,594 million, down 34.6%. Exports accounted for 95.5% of orders received (94.8%). The order backlog was ¥27,031 million, up 6.7%, of which the export order backlog was ¥21,191 million, down 5.9%. Exports accounted for 78.4% of the order backlog (88.8%).」
The export sales ratio rose to 93.4% and exports' share of orders received rose to 95.5%. Meanwhile, export orders received declined, the export order backlog fell 5.9% year on year, and its share fell from 88.8% to 78.4%. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「The order backlog was ¥24,463 million, up 65.3% from the previous period, of which the export order backlog was ¥18,622 million, up 59.8%. Exports accounted for 76.1% of the order backlog (78.7%).」
The export order backlog rose 59.8% from the previous period to ¥18,622 million, while the total order backlog rose 65.3% to ¥24,463 million. The export ratio of the order backlog remained high at 76.1%. - FY2022-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥23,790 million, up 271.0% year on year, of which export orders were ¥19,583 million, up 745.0%. Exports accounted for 82.3% of orders received (36.1%). The order backlog was ¥28,142 million, up 313.2%, of which the export order backlog was ¥24,111 million, up 781.7%. Exports accounted for 85.7% of the order backlog (40.2%).」
Export orders received, the export order backlog and the export ratio of orders all increased significantly. Export orders received were ¥19,583 million and the export order backlog was ¥24,111 million. - FY2022-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥17,242 million, up 274.0% year on year, of which export orders were ¥15,965 million, up 776.5%. Exports accounted for 92.6% of orders received (39.5%). The order backlog was ¥26,480 million, up 294.7%, of which the export order backlog was ¥24,385 million, up 804.6%. Exports accounted for 92.1% of the order backlog (40.2%).」
Export orders received rose 776.5% year on year to ¥15,965 million, while the export order backlog rose 804.6% to ¥24,385 million, significantly increasing the export ratio of orders. - FY2022-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥12,243 million, up 683.9% year on year, of which export orders were ¥11,606 million (¥93 million in the same period of the previous year). Exports accounted for 94.8% of orders received (6.0%). The order backlog was ¥25,344 million, up 365.1%, of which the export order backlog was ¥22,513 million (¥1,276 million). Exports accounted for 88.8% of the order backlog (23.4%).」
Export orders received rose from ¥93 million in the same period of the previous year to ¥11,606 million, while the export order backlog rose from ¥1,276 million to ¥22,513 million. Exports' shares of orders received and the order backlog also rose to 94.8% and 88.8%, respectively. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥16,771 million, up 82.7% year on year, of which export orders were ¥12,030 million, up 191.3%. Exports accounted for 71.7% of orders received (45.0%). The order backlog was ¥14,881 million, up 140.8%, of which the export order backlog was ¥11,725 million, up 429.3%. Exports accounted for 78.8% of the order backlog (35.8%).」
The order and export ratios, which had fallen sharply in the previous period, recovered. Orders received rose 82.7%, export orders received rose 191.3% and the order backlog rose 140.8%. - FY2021-Q3Lower orders received and export ratio, with order backlog flatAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥6,411 million, down 12.2% year on year, of which export orders were ¥2,317 million, down 40.7%. Exports accounted for 36.1% of orders received (53.5%). The order backlog was ¥6,894 million, up 0.0%, of which the export order backlog was ¥2,774 million, down 27.2%. Exports accounted for 40.2% of the order backlog (55.3%).」
Orders received and export orders received declined, as did the export ratios of orders received and the order backlog. The total order backlog was flat, up 0.0% year on year, while the export order backlog fell 27.2%. - FY2021-Q2Declines in sales and orders and lower export ratioAnnual report
「Sales were ¥4,002 million, down 63.0% year on year. Exports accounted for 32.8% of sales (86.2%). Orders received were ¥4,610 million, up 1.3%, of which export orders were ¥1,821 million, down 47.1%. Exports accounted for 39.5% of orders received (75.7%). The order backlog was ¥6,788 million, down 9.8%, of which the export order backlog was ¥2,726 million, down 52.1%. Exports accounted for 40.2% of the order backlog (75.7%).」
Sales fell 63.0% year on year, and the export sales ratio declined to 32.8%. Total orders received rose 1.3%, but export orders received, the export order backlog and the total order backlog declined. - FY2021-Q1Steep declines in orders received, order backlog and export ratioAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥1,561 million, down 48.1% year on year, of which export orders were ¥93 million, down 96.1%. Exports accounted for 6.0% of orders received (80.4%). The order backlog was ¥5,520 million, down 51.5%, of which the export order backlog was ¥1,306 million, down 86.0%. Exports accounted for 23.7% of the order backlog (81.8%).」
Orders received, export orders received, the order backlog and the export order backlog all declined significantly year on year, while exports' shares of orders received and the order backlog fell to 6.0% and 23.7%, respectively. - FY2020Steep declines in orders received, order backlog and export ratioAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥9,179 million, down 50.8% year on year, of which export orders were ¥4,130 million, down 72.5%. Exports accounted for 45.0% of orders received (80.3%). The order backlog was ¥6,180 million, down 55.2%, of which the export order backlog was ¥2,215 million, down 80.9%. Exports accounted for 35.8% of the order backlog (83.9%).」
Orders received, export orders received, the order backlog and the export order backlog declined significantly, and the export ratios related to orders also fell sharply from the previous year. - FY2020-Q3Sharp declines in orders received, order backlog and export ratioAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥7,304 million, down 56.4% year on year, of which export orders were ¥3,910 million, down 72.1%. Exports accounted for 53.5% of orders received (83.7%). The order backlog was ¥6,893 million, down 58.7%, of which the export order backlog was ¥3,809 million, down 73.5%.」
Orders received, export orders received, the order backlog and the export order backlog all fell well below the same period of the previous year, and the export ratios of orders received and the order backlog also declined significantly. - FY2020-Q2Sharp decline in orders received and order backlogAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥4,552 million, down 49.8% year on year, of which export orders were ¥3,445 million, down 51.1%. Exports accounted for 75.7% of orders received (77.7%). The order backlog was ¥7,527 million, down 42.4%, of which the export order backlog was ¥5,695 million, down 45.2%. Exports accounted for 75.7% of the order backlog (79.4%).」
Orders received, export orders received, the order backlog and the export order backlog all fell well below the same period of the previous year. The export ratio also declined for both orders received and the order backlog. - FY2020-Q1Higher export sales ratio and lower orders received and order backlogAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 86.4% of sales (76.3% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥3,007 million, down 19.3% year on year, of which export orders were ¥2,417 million, down 4.3%. Exports accounted for 80.4% of orders received (67.8%). The order backlog was ¥11,374 million, down 20.7%, of which the export order backlog was ¥9,308 million, down 20.5%. Exports accounted for 81.8% of the order backlog (81.6%).」
The export sales ratio and the export ratio of orders received rose, while orders received, export orders received, the order backlog and the export order backlog all fell below the same period of the previous year. - FY2019AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥18,666 million, up 0.6% from the previous period, of which export orders were ¥14,992 million, up 2.1%. Exports accounted for 80.3% of orders received (79.1%). The order backlog was ¥13,785 million, up 9.3%, of which the export order backlog was ¥11,571 million, up 8.1%. Exports accounted for 83.9% of the order backlog (84.9%).」
Export orders received were ¥14,992 million and the export order backlog was ¥11,571 million. Orders received and the order backlog increased, with exports accounting for 80.3% of orders received and 83.9% of the order backlog. - FY2019-Q3Lower export sales ratio and higher orders received and order backlogAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 81.5% of sales (83.3% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥16,743 million, up 15.8% year on year, of which export orders were ¥14,015 million, up 15.7%. Exports accounted for 83.7% of orders received (83.8%). The order backlog was ¥16,680 million, up 48.4%, of which the export order backlog was ¥14,382 million, up 47.6%. Exports accounted for 86.2% of the order backlog (86.7%).」
The export sales ratio fell from 83.3% in the same period of the previous year to 81.5%, while orders received rose 15.8%, export orders received rose 15.7%, the order backlog rose 48.4% and the export order backlog rose 47.6%. - FY2019-Q2Slight decline in export sales ratio and significant increase in order backlogAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 85.5% of sales (86.2% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥9,071 million, up 43.9% year on year, of which export orders were ¥7,048 million, up 43.4%. Exports accounted for 77.7% of orders received (78.0%). The order backlog was ¥13,074 million, up 106.4%, of which the export order backlog was ¥10,387 million, up 106.6%. Exports accounted for 79.4% of the order backlog (79.4%).」
The export sales ratio fell from 86.2% in the same period of the previous year to 85.5%. Meanwhile, export orders received rose 43.4% year on year and the export order backlog rose 106.6%, expanding the total order backlog to ¥13,074 million. - FY2019-Q1Lower export sales ratioAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 76.3% of sales (86.9% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥3,727 million, down 16.1% year on year, of which export orders were ¥2,525 million, down 23.3%. Exports accounted for 67.8% of orders received (74.2%).」
The export sales ratio fell from 86.9% in the same period of the previous year to 76.3%, and export orders received fell 23.3% year on year. Meanwhile, exports accounted for 81.6% of the order backlog, indicating continued reliance on overseas projects. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 78.8% of sales (72.2% in the previous period). Orders received were ¥18,553 million, up 15.5% from the previous period, of which export orders were ¥14,684 million, up 10.7%. Exports accounted for 79.1% of orders received (82.6%). The order backlog was ¥12,611 million, up 51.2%, of which the export order backlog was ¥10,701 million, up 47.1%. Exports accounted for 84.9% of the order backlog (87.2%).」
The export sales ratio rose to 78.8%, while export orders received were ¥14,684 million and the export order backlog was ¥10,701 million. The order backlog rose 51.2% from the previous period and the export order backlog rose 47.1%. - FY2018-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 83.3% of sales (74.6% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥14,461 million, up 9.3% year on year, of which export orders were ¥12,112 million, up 11.0%. Exports accounted for 83.8% of orders received (82.5%). The order backlog was ¥11,238 million, up 20.2%, of which the export order backlog was ¥9,747 million, up 29.4%. Exports accounted for 86.7% of the order backlog (80.5%).」
The export sales ratio was 83.3%, export orders received were ¥12,112 million and the export order backlog was ¥9,747 million. All increased year on year, with the export order backlog up 29.4%. - FY2018-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 86.2% of sales (67.5% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥6,302 million, down 36.2% year on year, of which export orders were ¥4,916 million, down 41.1%. Exports accounted for 78.0% of orders received (84.5%). The order backlog was ¥6,335 million, down 26.0%, of which the export order backlog was ¥5,028 million, down 30.1%. Exports accounted for 79.4% of the order backlog (84.0%).」
The export sales ratio rose from 67.5% in the same period of the previous year to 86.2%. Meanwhile, export orders received fell 41.1% year on year and the export order backlog fell 30.1%, indicating declines in order-related metrics as well. - FY2018-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 86.9% of sales (54.7% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥4,440 million, up 2.8% year on year, of which export orders were ¥3,293 million, down 15.0%. Exports accounted for 74.2% of orders received (89.7%). The order backlog was ¥8,529 million, up 54.3%, of which the export order backlog was ¥6,869 million, up 47.2%. Exports accounted for 80.5% of the order backlog (84.5%).」
The export sales ratio was 86.9%, and the export order backlog rose 47.2% year on year to ¥6,869 million. Meanwhile, export orders received fell 15.0%, and exports accounted for 74.2% of orders received. - FY2017AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received were ¥16,067 million, up 101.8% from the previous period, of which export orders were ¥13,267 million, up 271.9%.」
Export orders received rose 271.9% from the previous period to ¥13,267 million, and the export sales ratio also rose to 72.2%. The company cited an increase in large orders for energy-related equipment for overseas markets and optical-film-related coating equipment. - FY2017-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 74.6% of sales, driven by growth in energy-related equipment for overseas markets (38.7% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥13,236 million, 2.2 times the previous year's level, of which export orders were ¥10,914 million, 5.3 times the previous year's level.」
The export sales ratio rose to 74.6%, while export orders received were ¥10,914 million, up 5.3 times year on year. - FY2017-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 67.5% of sales, driven by growth in energy-related equipment for overseas markets (42.8% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥9,873 million, up 91.7% year on year, of which export orders were ¥8,343 million, 4.5 times the previous year's level.」
The export sales ratio rose to 67.5%, while export orders received increased 4.5 times year on year to ¥8,343 million. - FY2017-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 54.7% of sales (42.5% in the same period of the previous year). Orders received were ¥4,317 million, up 75.9% year on year, of which export orders were ¥3,874 million, up 384.1%.」
The export sales ratio rose year on year, and export orders received increased 384.1% to ¥3,874 million. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「Exports accounted for 35.4% of sales (30.2% in the previous period).」
The export sales ratio rose from 30.2% in the previous period to 35.4%. FY2016 sales by region were ¥5,686 million in Japan, ¥2,124 million in China, ¥339 million in Taiwan and ¥658 million in Other.