Insource has revised down its earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending September 2026, sending its shares sharply lower again. The company cut its forecast for operating profit from ¥6.38 billion to ¥6.15 billion, while maintaining its outlook for a 2.9% year-on-year increase.
Insource revised down its operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending September 2026 from ¥6.38 billion to ¥6.15 billion. The reduction was attributed to weak acquisition of instructor-dispatch training projects for large companies, while growth in DX services and tiered training was also limited. In the public courses business, the company indicated that Smart Pack point acquisition and usage appeared to be slowing, mainly among large companies. The share price fell sharply after the announcement.
Following the announcement, market expectations for the growth potential of instructor-dispatch training and digital-related services, which are sources of revenue for the company, were revised, and attention will focus on future demand trends and developments among major customers. The company may also provide updates in future disclosures on the expansion of its customer base in the courses business and trends in new projects.