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Naigai Tec Corporation

3374Standard MarketWholesale Trade

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Naigai Tec Corporation3374

Sales Business

Core segment centered on sales of components for semiconductor and FPD manufacturing equipment

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Segment net sales (external customers)¥27,992 million¥30,902 million
Segment profit¥690 million¥631 million
Segment assets¥18,873 million¥18,053 million
Order backlog (end of FY2026 (ending March 2026))¥9,025 million¥6,204 million
Segment net sales YoY change△9.1%
Segment profit YoY change+9.3%

Business Details

This segment purchases various components—such as pneumatic equipment, vacuum equipment, and temperature control equipment—and related equipment used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, FPD manufacturing equipment, electronic devices, etc. from domestic manufacturers and sells them primarily to domestic user companies. Overseas, the consolidated subsidiary Naiga Kikai (Shanghai) Trading Co., Ltd. develops sales to local Chinese and Japanese-affiliated user companies in China. The three Tokyo Electron Group companies are major customers, accounting for approximately 86% of consolidated net sales, making this the largest segment.

Recent Overview

Net sales fell 9.1% YoY, but profit rose 9.3% on improved margins; order backlog expanded significantly

In the Sales Business for FY2026 (ending March 2026), net sales declined to ¥27,992 million (down 9.1% year on year) due to the impact of customer inventory adjustments in the first half of the period. On the other hand, segment profit increased to ¥690 million (up 9.3% year on year) as progress was made in passing on increased procurement costs through price adjustments. Orders recovered from the latter half of the third quarter, and the order backlog at fiscal year-end increased significantly to ¥9,025 million from ¥6,204 million at the end of the prior fiscal year. Combined net sales to the three major Tokyo Electron Group customers totaled ¥22,311 million (¥25,371 million in the prior period).

Key Products

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Various Components Sales (Domestic)

A core business that purchases various components and related equipment used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, FPD manufacturing equipment, electronic devices, etc. from domestic manufacturers and sells primarily to domestic user companies. The three Tokyo Electron Group companies are major customers.

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Overseas Sales (Shanghai Subsidiary)

The consolidated subsidiary Naiga Kikai (Shanghai) Trading Co., Ltd. purchases mechanical and electronic equipment and various components from local manufacturers and Naigai Tech, and sells them to local Chinese user companies and Japanese-affiliated user companies operating locally.

Growth Drivers

  • Increased demand for semiconductor manufacturing equipment driven by expanding investment in HBM and logic semiconductors for data centers amid the spread of generative AI
  • Capturing AI-related upfront investment under the new medium-term management plan "MIRAI2030," anticipating rapid expansion in physical AI demand
  • Order backlog of ¥9,025 million at fiscal year-end (up 45% from the prior fiscal year-end) serves as a leading indicator for sales recovery from FY2027 (ending March 2027) onward
  • Improved cost of sales ratio and profit margin as price pass-through of increased procurement costs progresses
  • Expansion of domestic semiconductor-related capital investment amid supply chain reshoring and resilience-building from an economic security perspective

Risks

  • Risk of sales concentration in the three Tokyo Electron Group companies (combined net sales of ¥22,311 million in the current period, approximately 68% of consolidated net sales)
  • Risk of stagnation in semiconductor manufacturing equipment investment due to uncertainty in trade policy, including US tariff policy
  • Risk of weak demand due to continued stagnation in investment for automotive and power semiconductors
  • Risk of performance fluctuation due to the silicon cycle (severe boom-bust cyclical fluctuation) in the semiconductor market
  • Risk of deteriorating business environment for the Shanghai subsidiary due to geopolitical risks such as intensified US-China semiconductor regulations

Last updated: June 23, 2026