Sansan shares fell 8% in one day to ¥2,040. Over the past month, the stock continued to decline after reaching a high of ¥2,315, while operating profit for the fiscal year ending May 2026 is expected to rise sharply to ¥8.1 billion.
Over the past month, the stock rose from a closing price of ¥1,900 on 7 August to ¥2,315 before falling to ¥2,040 on 7 September. On a one-month basis, it was down approximately 12% from its high, while remaining above its starting point.
As of 7 September, the valuation metrics were a PER of 30.72x and a PBR of 12.87x, indicating that the stock was perceived as relatively expensive compared with the previous trading day. There were no new earnings-related factors, and the decline appears to have been affected by a broader market correction and trends in growth stocks.
The income statement showed notable changes. Revenue is expected to expand from ¥20.4 billion in the fiscal year ended May 2022 to ¥53.7 billion, while operating profit is expected to surge to ¥8.1 billion, up 192% year on year. The operating margin improved to 15.2%, marking a major shift in the earnings structure over five fiscal years.
For the fiscal year ending May 2027, the forecasts are revenue of ¥63.7 billion, operating profit of ¥12.5 billion, net income of ¥8.3 billion and EPS of ¥66.41, with a projected dividend of ¥5.0. The company is expected to continue its growth strategy combining AI-related data utilization with cloud services.