TKC posted record-high sales of ¥87.541 billion and operating profit of ¥17.845 billion for the fiscal year ended September 2026. Operating profit from its local government business rose 80.4%, driving results, and the company expects higher sales and profit next fiscal year as new AI agent products offset the reversal of special demand.
TKC Corporation announced its full-year results for the fiscal year ended September 2026, reporting sales of ¥87.541 billion, operating profit of ¥17.845 billion, ordinary profit of ¥18.502 billion and net income attributable to owners of the parent of ¥13.551 billion. Sales targets in the initial plan were achieved across all segments, and the company posted record-high profit for the 12th consecutive period. President Iizuka Masaki (飯塚 真規) highlighted the 12th consecutive period of record-high profit and the dividend increase at the start of the earnings briefing.
The local government business posted sales of ¥30.425 billion, up 10.4% year on year, and operating profit of ¥6.337 billion, up 80.4%, with profit growth outpacing sales growth. Profit improved substantially as consulting services sales expanded, while hardware sales declined. The completion of migration to standardized systems and operation of the Government Cloud also contributed.
The accounting firm business posted a slight increase in sales to ¥53.957 billion, but operating profit declined to ¥11.357 billion year on year. The company said this was due to a temporary factor stemming from higher personnel expenses, adding that new adoptions of OMS Cloud and FX Cloud would support the maintenance of long-term earnings power.
The printing business, operated by subsidiary TLP, posted higher sales and profit, with sales of ¥3.158 billion and operating profit of ¥148 million. Strong sales of DPS-related products and price revisions contributed, while commercial art printing declined. For the 61st fiscal year, the company forecasts sales of ¥87.6 billion and operating profit of ¥17.9 billion, with full-scale monetization of AI agents expected to be a key driver.