Contents of this document
- Strengthen the provision and development of inkjet coating equipment for perovskite solar cells
- Rollout of new solar panel recycling equipment (broken glass separation equipment)
- Expand the standard product lineup
- Investments, including M&A of peer automated machinery manufacturers and metalworking-related companies
- Capital investment in the Matsuyama Plant
- Orders received6,509 million yenYear-on-year (%)-17.8
- Order backlog7,421 million yenYear-on-year (%)10.4
- Expected average annual revenue growth rate12 %
- Expected revenue share excluding First Solar70~75
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Document type | Earnings presentation |
| Fiscal Period Covered | Fiscal year ending August 2026 |
| Net Sales | 5,811 million yen (YoY -37.3%) |
| Operating profit | 846 million yen (YoY -55.9%) |
| Ordinary income | 880 million yen (YoY -54.2%) |
| Net income | 481 million yen (YoY -63.7%) |
| Gross Profit Margin | 34.8 % |
| Operating profit margin | 14.6 % |
| Selling, general and administrative expenses | 1,178 million yen |
| Full-year earnings forecast | Net Sales 9,895 million yen / Gross profit 2,709 million yen / Selling, general and administrative expenses 1,329 million yen / Operating profit 1,380 million yen / Ordinary income 1,417 million yen / Profit before income taxes for the period 1,417 million yen / Profit attributable to owners of the parent 826 million yen |
| Breakdown of Factors Affecting the Change | Unrecorded acceptance of large domestic projects 1,200 million yen / Valuation loss on investment securities: unlisted shares of Gosan社 177 million yen |
| Key KPIs | Orders received 6,509 million yen, Order backlog 7,421 million yen, Expected average annual revenue growth rate 12 %, Expected revenue share excluding First Solar 70~75 |
| Medium-term management plan targets | Average annual sales growth rate 10% or higher / Sales ratio excluding FS社 At least 60% / Gross Profit Margin Maintain approximately 30% / Investment amount Approximately ¥4 billion over 5 years / Payout ratio 25% (minimum DOE of 2%) / Target fiscal year FY2031 |
| Financial targets | ROE FY2031: 14.5%; five-year average: 10.9% |
| Annual Dividend | Fiscal year ending August 2026 End of period ¥10 per share / Forecast for the fiscal year ending August 2027 Annual ¥11 per share |
| Payout ratio | 25%; minimum DOE of 2% |
| Acquisition of treasury shares | Amount Approximately ¥500 million / Number of shares Equivalent to approximately 3.2% of total shares outstanding / Period Not disclosed |
| Orders received and order backlog | Orders received 6,509 million yen / Order backlog 7,421 million yen |
| Market Size / Share | Japanese government target for domestic perovskite production capacity 1 GW as of 2030 / Total information disclosed by each company Approximately 3 GW / Projected perovskite sales over the next 5 years Domestic ¥16 billion / Overseas expansion ¥11 billion / Projected sales of solar panel recycling equipment over the next 5 years Domestic ¥8.5 billion / Overseas expansion ¥1.5 billion |
| New initiatives | Strengthen the provision and development of inkjet coating equipment for perovskite solar cells, Rollout of new solar panel recycling equipment (broken glass separation equipment), Expand the standard product lineup, Investments, including M&A of peer automated machinery manufacturers and metalworking-related companies, Capital investment in the Matsuyama Plant |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Revenue declined due to schedule delays for large domestic projects, the postponement of modification projects for First Solar, and delays in orders for solar panel recycling equipment. Meanwhile, the gross profit margin improved through reductions in material costs from global procurement, bulk ordering and reviews of equipment specifications, as well as high-margin relocation and modification projects.