Cyber Security Cloud's interim results for the fiscal year ending December 2026 showed substantial increases in revenue and profit, with revenue of ¥277 million, operating profit of ¥62 million, and net income of ¥45 million. Foreign exchange gains also provided a tailwind. The full-year forecast remains unchanged, and a dividend increase is planned.
According to Cyber Security Cloud's earnings report for the interim period of the fiscal year ending December 2026, revenue increased year on year to ¥277 million, operating profit was ¥62 million, and net income was ¥45 million, resulting in substantial increases in revenue and profit. Foreign exchange gains also contributed to improved profitability.
The company has indicated that it will leave its full-year forecast unchanged, and a dividend increase is planned. This indicates a continued improvement in profitability and a focus on shareholder returns.
Recent performance trends show that results had remained broadly flat over the past 12 quarters, while the net profit margin had declined slightly year on year, the equity ratio had risen to a high level, interest-bearing debt had been trending downward, and revenue had been expanding. The company is viewed as maintaining its current improvement in profitability and financial soundness.
Future performance checkpoints include expansion of ARR and increased orders driven by new service offerings, while risks such as delays in responding to technological advances and intensifying competition have also been identified. The launch of new products, additional proposals for operational services, and the start of AI-related services are cited as growth drivers.