SYS Holdings Co., Ltd.

SYS Holdings Corporation is a comprehensive information services group comprising the pure holding company and a total of 20 companies: 17 domestic consolidated subsidiaries and 2 overseas consolidated subsidiaries. Centered on SY System Co., Ltd., founded in 1991, the group's business domain is "Comprehensive Information Services," providing an integrated offering that spans the creation and development of IT personnel, proposals and consulting, information infrastructure construction, system development, maintenance and operation, and product sales. Its main customers are manufacturing industries (automobiles, heavy industry, machine tools, etc.) and social infrastructure-related companies such as those in finance, energy, and government sectors. The company operates its business under three segments—Global Manufacturing Solutions, Social Information Infrastructure Solutions, and Mobile Solutions—and is listed on the TSE Standard Market.

The company hires individuals without industry experience and creates IT talent at low cost through proprietary training that combines Off-JT and OJT, enabling early practical deployment. It secures stable repeat orders through two models: the "bidirectional take-home model," which begins with dispatching staff to client sites and transitions to process-based contracting once a team structure is established, and the "fixed-quantity order model," under which clients place regular monthly orders for improvements, operation, and maintenance of existing systems. The company also utilizes subsidiary expansion through M&A as a means of broadening its revenue base.

For the nine months ended April 2026 (August 2025-April 2026) of FY2026 (ending July 2026), net sales were ¥11,656 million (up 13.6% year on year), operating profit was ¥534 million (up 4.7%), ordinary profit was ¥594 million (up 14.8%), and quarterly net profit attributable to owners of the parent was ¥320 million (up 14.5%). Net sales reached a record high, but growth in operating profit was constrained by factors such as loss-making projects, reduced utilization due to increased retirements, higher personnel expenses, and increased M&A-related costs. Ordinary profit secured a growth rate exceeding that of operating profit, supported by an expansion in non-operating income, including foreign exchange gains (¥23 million) and increased subsidy income. Net sales over the past five fiscal years (from ¥6,297 million in FY2021 to ¥14,051 million in FY2025) show a consistent upward trend, while the operating profit margin has been on a declining trend, from 5.5% in FY2024 to 5.0% in FY2025, and remained at only 4.6% for the nine months ended in FY2026. As an external factor, the information services market has continued to expand for 48 consecutive months, and the demand environment remains favorable.