In its earnings briefing for the fiscal year ending August 2026, MEIKO NETWORK JAPAN CO.,LTD. announced that the number of enrolled students at Meiko Gijuku had recovered to 100,000, an increase of 5,000 from the end of the previous fiscal year. The company indicated that it would continue upfront investment, looking toward opportunities for renewed growth.
In the earnings overview for the fiscal year ending August 2026, revenue was ¥26.037 billion, 2.1% above plan, while ordinary profit was ¥1.706 billion, 8.8% below plan, and net income was ¥842 million, 16.6% below plan. Revenue increased, but profit fell short of plan.
Revenue reached plan due to increases across businesses, including the core directly operated Meiko Gijuku business, while the human resources business, which is in an investment phase, caused operating profit to fall short of plan. The recovery in enrolled students progressed mainly at directly operated classrooms, indicating an overall foundation for growth.
Earnings overview ④: The number of enrolled Meiko Gijuku students increased by 5,000 from the end of the previous fiscal year, entering a recovery phase and showing a recovery trend over the three years since the COVID-19 pandemic. Trends in future figures and the extent of renewed growth are expected to continue to be disclosed.
Under the medium-term management plan “MEIKO Transition,” the company reported progress on a three-year plan beginning in the fiscal year ending August 2025. It indicated a policy of prioritizing investment in human capital, expansion of Japanese-language schools and marketing, following a review of investment allocations, with the aim of increasing corporate value over the medium to long term.