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Business Engineering Corporation

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Business Engineering Corporation (B-EN-G) is an information services company whose main customers are in the manufacturing industry. It inherited the SI business of Toyo Engineering in 1999, giving it over 25 years of track record supporting IT for manufacturers. Its operations consist of three segments: the "Solutions Business" (system development utilizing other companies' ERP), the "Product Business" (sales of its own in-house developed ERP "mcframe" via partners), and the "System Support Business" (operation and maintenance by its subsidiary BSS). It has a track record of deployment in 25 countries worldwide, supporting the global IT development of Japanese manufacturers. It is listed on the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Business Model

Approximately 63% of revenue comes from the Solutions Business (system development and implementation using other companies' ERP), while approximately 34% comes from the Product Business (license sales and implementation support for the in-house developed "mcframe"). The Product Business employs an indirect sales model via business partners, achieving a high-profitability structure with a segment profit margin of 37.2%. The expansion of SaaS-based products is also driving a shift toward recurring revenue. The System Support Business, through subsidiary BSS, provides stable operation and maintenance revenue.

Company Strengths

In FY2025, the company achieved operating profit of ¥4,676 million (up 20.4% year on year) and net income of ¥3,330 million (up 26.8% year on year), marking record highs for the ninth consecutive period across all profit indicators. Revenue also reached a record high for the third consecutive period, totaling ¥20,777 million. ROE remained at a high level of 27.4%.

License revenue from the in-house developed ERP "mcframe" reached ¥5,120 million (up 17.3% year on year), extending its streak of record highs. The Product Business segment's overall profit margin reached 37.2%, and order intake also accelerated to ¥7,550 million (up 16.6% year on year). The indirect sales model via business partners underpins profitability.

The company has a manufacturing IT support track record spanning over 30 years, originating from Toyo Engineering Corporation's factory systemization support business. Building on its deployment track record across 25 countries worldwide, it supports the global IT development of Japanese manufacturing companies. It has also established an overseas expansion framework through its U.S. subsidiary, Business Engineering America, Inc.

ENVALITH's Perspective

In FY2025, profit growth significantly outpaced revenue growth, with revenue growth of 6.6% against operating profit growth of 20.4% and net income growth of 26.8%. Gross profit margin improved 3.5 percentage points from 40.3% to 43.8%, and it is commendable that improved profitability in the Solutions Business and a rising license ratio in the Product Business are driving structural margin improvement.

The company is promoting the development and sale of SaaS-type products such as "mcframe X", but traditional license sales remain the mainstay at present. The impact on results from temporary changes in revenue recognition accompanying the SaaS transition (shift from upfront payment to monthly billing) warrants close attention going forward. Disclosure of the SaaS ratio is limited, making it difficult to quantitatively assess progress.

The Solutions Business depends on a technology acceptance agreement (currently auto-renewing) with SAP Japan, creating a risk that changes in the relationship with SAP could affect the business. In addition, dependence risk on specific business partners is recognized as a key risk, and progress in diversifying the customer and partner base will be key to the business's long-term stability.

Growth Strategy

Advancing DX, global expansion, and SaaS under the four pillars of the "Management Vision 2026 (Revised)"

Promoting DX for manufacturing operational efficiency through a Composite ERP Solution combining ERP, MES, data analytics, and cloud technologies. mcframe license revenue reached ¥5,120 million (up 17.3% year on year), setting a new record for consecutive periods, with progress in capturing demand.

Promoting the development, sales, and implementation projects of "mcframe X" (the SaaS-compatible version of mcframe). Continuing research and investigation into cloud service-related technologies to flexibly meet customers' ownership-type and usage-type needs. Of the capital expenditure allocated to the Product Business, ¥840 million, the majority was invested in software development-related projects.

Building on a track record of expansion into 25 countries worldwide, expanding an integrated support framework combining the Tokyo head office, local subsidiaries, and local partners. Strengthened overseas market expansion of "mcframe RAKU-PAD" through capital participation in SimTops Inc. Also enhanced the provision of cloud-based systems linking the Japan head office with overseas locations.

Promoting recruitment, development, retention, engagement enhancement, work style reform, and DE&I initiatives. In the System Support Business, established a new base in Akita Prefecture to strengthen recruitment, expanding the recruitment and supply framework in regional areas. Recorded R&D expenses of ¥124 million and capital expenditure of ¥1,084 million, continuing focused investment in human resources and technology infrastructure.

Working to expand products and services that support sustainability in the manufacturing industry, and published its first integrated report. Established materiality KPIs and obtained a "B" score in the "Climate Change" category of the CDP 2024 assessment.

Last updated: April 27, 2026