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- Impact of reclassification of discontinued operations¥-277 100 million
- P&S¥165 100 million
- IP¥15 100 million
- Machinery¥31 100 million
- Nissei¥1 100 million
- P&H¥157 100 million
- Foreign Exchange Effects¥117 100 million
- Other¥-41 100 million
- Impact of reclassification of discontinued operations¥-22 100 million
- Foreign Exchange Effects¥73 100 million
- Changes in revenue and other factors¥14 100 million
- Promotional expenses¥-120 100 million
- Selling Prices¥185 100 million
- Component costs¥-16 100 million
- Selling, general and administrative expenses¥-55 100 million
- Foreign ExchangeAssumptionsUSD 1 = ¥150; EUR 1 = ¥180
- Middle East situationAssumptionsDisruption to continue for approximately six months
- Surging component pricesAssumptionsTo continue throughout the year
- Additional US tariff rateAssumptionsUniform 10% rate through late July, followed by a uniform 15% rate through fiscal year-end
- IEEPA tariff refundsAssumptionsFactored in to a certain extent
- From FY2026, disclose MUTOH Holdings' results within industrial printers in the IP business
- Share repurchases of up to ¥20 billion
- Cancellation of all treasury shares acquired since May 2025
- Growth investment in industrial applications under CS B2027
- P&SRevenue¥5,706 100 millionYear-on-year revenue comparison (%)4.7Business segment profit¥664 100 millionYear-on-year change in profitProfit growth
- IPRevenue¥1,393 100 millionYear-on-year revenue comparison (%)1.5Business segment profit¥29 100 millionYear-on-year change in profitProfit decrease
- MachineryRevenue¥830 100 millionYear-on-year revenue comparisonIncreasedBusiness segment profit¥67 100 millionYear-on-year change in profitIncreased
- NisseiRevenue¥214 100 millionYear-on-year revenue comparisonIncreasedBusiness segment profit¥10 100 millionYear-on-year change in profitIncreased
- P&HRevenue¥610 100 millionYear-on-year revenue comparisonIncreasedBusiness segment profit¥66 100 millionYear-on-year change in profitProfit decrease
- OtherRevenue¥182 100 millionYear-on-year revenue comparisonDecreasedBusiness segment profit¥0 100 millionYear-on-year change in profitProfit decrease
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Document type | Earnings presentation |
| Fiscal Period Covered | Full year of the fiscal year ending March 2026 (FY2025) |
| Net Sales | ¥8,935 100 million (YoY +5.3%) |
| Operating profit | ¥779 100 million (YoY +15.0%) |
| Ordinary income | ¥820 100 million (profit before tax, IFRS) (YoY +13.0%) |
| Net income | ¥676 100 million (profit for the year attributable to owners of the parent) (YoY +23.5%) |
| Operating profit margin | 8.7 % |
| Results for the three months of the current quarter | Subject Fourth quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2026 (January–March 2025) / Revenue ¥2,325 100 million (YoY +10.4%) / Business segment profit ¥200 100 million (YoY +150.2%) / Operating profit ¥152 100 million (YoY +187.1%) / Income before taxes ¥164 100 million (YoY +171.0%) / Net income ¥157 100 million (YoY +259.1%) |
| Full-year earnings forecast | Revenue ¥9,100 100 million / Business segment profit ¥850 100 million / Operating profit ¥850 100 million / Income before taxes ¥875 100 million / Profit for the year from continuing operations ¥640 100 million / Profit for the year from discontinued operations ¥80 100 million / Profit for the period attributable to owners of the parent ¥720 100 million |
| Segment results | Segment P&S / Revenue ¥5,706 100 million / Year-on-year revenue comparison (%) 4.7 / Business segment profit ¥664 100 million / Year-on-year change in profit Profit growth, Segment IP / Revenue ¥1,393 100 million / Year-on-year revenue comparison (%) 1.5 / Business segment profit ¥29 100 million / Year-on-year change in profit Profit decrease, Segment Machinery / Revenue ¥830 100 million / Year-on-year revenue comparison Increased / Business segment profit ¥67 100 million / Year-on-year change in profit Increased, Segment Nissei / Revenue ¥214 100 million / Year-on-year revenue comparison Increased / Business segment profit ¥10 100 million / Year-on-year change in profit Increased, Segment P&H / Revenue ¥610 100 million / Year-on-year revenue comparison Increased / Business segment profit ¥66 100 million / Year-on-year change in profit Profit decrease, Segment Other / Revenue ¥182 100 million / Year-on-year revenue comparison Decreased / Business segment profit ¥0 100 million / Year-on-year change in profit Profit decrease |
| Breakdown of Factors Affecting the Change | Revenue Factors Impact of reclassification of discontinued operations / Amount ¥-277 100 million, Factors P&S / Amount ¥165 100 million, Factors IP / Amount ¥15 100 million, Factors Machinery / Amount ¥31 100 million, Factors Nissei / Amount ¥1 100 million, Factors P&H / Amount ¥157 100 million, Factors Foreign Exchange Effects / Amount ¥117 100 million, Factors Other / Amount ¥-41 100 million / Business segment profit Factors Impact of reclassification of discontinued operations / Amount ¥-22 100 million, Factors Foreign Exchange Effects / Amount ¥73 100 million, Factors Changes in revenue and other factors / Amount ¥14 100 million, Factors Promotional expenses / Amount ¥-120 100 million, Factors Selling Prices / Amount ¥185 100 million, Factors Component costs / Amount ¥-16 100 million, Factors Selling, general and administrative expenses / Amount ¥-55 100 million |
| Unit price and quantity metrics | Unit sales growth rate Laser FY25 2% / Inkjet 8% / Consumables ratio 55 % |
| Assumptions Underlying the Business Outlook | Item Foreign Exchange / Assumptions USD 1 = ¥150; EUR 1 = ¥180, Item Middle East situation / Assumptions Disruption to continue for approximately six months, Item Surging component prices / Assumptions To continue throughout the year, Item Additional US tariff rate / Assumptions Uniform 10% rate through late July, followed by a uniform 15% rate through fiscal year-end, Item IEEPA tariff refunds / Assumptions Factored in to a certain extent |
| Risk amount incorporated into the outlook | Situation in the Middle East and surging component prices Risk Factors ¥-250 100 million / Earnings impact Approximately ¥14 billion lower than the previous year / Response measures Amount ¥110 100 million / US tariff policy and other factors Earnings impact Approximately ¥8 billion higher than the previous year |
| Medium-term management plan targets | Plan name CS B2027 / Shareholder Returns Minimum annual dividend 100 Yen/share / Payout ratio guideline 40 Yen/share / Unit — payout ratio % / Planned share repurchase amount 600 Yen/share / Unit — share repurchases ¥100 million, total for 3 years |
| Financial targets | Equity ratio 74.9 % / ROE 9.3 % |
| Annual Dividend | FY2025 100 Yen/share / Fiscal 2026 100 Yen/share / Interim ¥50 / End of period ¥50 |
| Payout ratio | 40 % |
| Acquisition of treasury shares | Buyback limit ¥200 100 million / Number of shares acquired 1,000 10,000 shares / Period 11 May 2026–30 April 2027 / Percentage of total shares issued 4.02% |
| Capital expenditures | ¥449 100 million (FY2025 actual) |
| New initiatives | From FY2026, disclose MUTOH Holdings' results within industrial printers in the IP business, Share repurchases of up to ¥20 billion, Cancellation of all treasury shares acquired since May 2025, Growth investment in industrial applications under CS B2027 |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Revenue increased in FY2025 due to firm sales of main units and consumables in P&S, including the benefits of pricing actions, strong sales of industrial equipment in Machinery, and the positive impact of foreign exchange movements. The positive effects of higher revenue in Machinery and favorable foreign exchange movements exceeded increases in promotional expenses, selling, general and administrative expenses, and component costs, resulting in higher business segment profit. In FY2026, the company expects business expansion in industrial equipment, the consolidation of MUTOH Holdings, and improved profitability in industrial applications, while factoring in risks related to the situation in the Middle East, surging component prices and changes in US tariff policy.