CORREC HOLDINGS Inc.
6578・Standard Market・Services
Business
CollecX Holdings Inc. is a holding company built on three core businesses: the Energy Business (sales and installation of solar panels and storage batteries), the Outsourcing Business (sales agency and marketing outsourcing centered on lifeline-related products), and the Media Platform Business (operation of owned media such as "Altema," "Ieplus Column," and "CarryHigh Tenshoku"). Founded in 2010 as a BtoC-focused consulting company, it initially centered its operations on NHK contract collection agency services, but completely withdrew from that business in September 2023. Through the use of M&A, the company completed its transition to the current three-business portfolio. Its main customers are individual consumers as well as corporate advertisers and outsourcing clients, with Last One Mile Co., Ltd. being a major business partner (accounting for 11.2% of net sales). The company transitioned to a holding company structure in September 2024, and currently consists of a total of seven companies: the company itself and six consolidated subsidiaries.
Business Model
In the Media Platform Business, the company adopts a performance-based model in which it receives fees from advertisers upon the occurrence of results, achieving a high profit margin (operating margin of 21.5% in FY2026 (ending February 2026)). In the Outsourcing Business, it collects fees for consumer referrals, contract agency services, and outsourced operations, depending on the content commissioned by client companies. In the Energy Business, it vertically integrates operations from the sale of solar panels and storage batteries through to installation and handover, recognizing revenue upon completion of construction. A distinguishing feature is the structure that improves customer acquisition cost efficiency through cross-marketing among the three businesses.
Company Strengths
Broke free from dependence on NHK-related operations, achieving net sales of ¥6,468 million (an all-time high) in just one fiscal period after the complete withdrawal in September 2023. The acquisition of Aoie Co., Ltd. in May 2024 caused Energy segment sales to expand sharply by 299.6% year-on-year to ¥2,820 million, demonstrating a track record of using M&A as a growth engine.
In FY2026 (ending February 2026), the Media Platform segment secured net sales of ¥1,915 million against operating income of ¥411 million, an operating margin of 21.5%. The performance-based revenue model driven by multiple owned media properties such as "Altema," "Ieplus Column," and "CarryHigh Tenshoku" supports stable, high profit margins.
The company offers hybrid marketing that combines the Outsourcing business's Field Sales (Door-to-Door Sales) and call center operations with the Media Platform's digital customer acquisition. Net sales to the major client Last One Mile Co., Ltd. expanded 40.3% year-on-year to ¥711 million (11.2% of net sales), reflecting the effects of cross-selling in concrete figures.
ENVALITH's Perspective
Performance Trend
Over the past five fiscal years, revenue has maintained an expansionary trend, growing from ¥4,825 million in FY2022 to ¥6,468 million in FY2025 and ¥6,685 million in FY2026, while operating profit has remained at a low level (¥63 million in FY2026). In Q1 of FY2027 (ending February 2027), revenue was ¥1,774 million (down 2.3% year on year), and the company posted an operating loss of ¥111 million (versus operating profit of ¥112 million in the same period last year), a sharp deterioration. While cost of sales fell significantly from ¥556 million to ¥69 million year on year, improving the gross margin (from 69.3% to 96.1%), SG&A expenses surged from ¥1,147 million to ¥1,817 million, which was the main cause of the loss. Upfront investment costs associated with personnel recruitment and organizational expansion in the Outsourcing business are weighing on profits. Externally, a weakening economy driven by price increases, persistently high energy prices, and geopolitical risk is affecting the business environment. There has been no change to the full-year earnings forecast (revenue of ¥8,101 million to ¥8,138 million, operating profit of ¥228 million to ¥265 million), but the Q1 progress rate is notably low, making a sharp recovery in the second half essential to achieving the target.
Growth Strategy
Under "CORREC Innovation 2029," the company aims for non-linear growth built on four pillars: Energy vertical integration, Outsourcing DX, Media profitability enhancement, and M&A
The company is aggressively expanding its sales organization through hiring and broadening its lineup of shot-type and stock-type (recurring) products. In Q1 FY2027 (ending February 2027), revenue grew 65.9%, but the segment posted a loss of ¥56 million due to upfront investment costs. Building an efficient operating structure is the next challenge.
The company is newly rolling out an advertising acquisition model that does not rely on SEO, along with the Talent Platform Business. In Q1 FY2027 (ending February 2027), segment revenue rose 57.7% and operating profit reached ¥81 million, making it the only profitable segment within the group.
The company's policy is to pursue an earnings recovery and renewed growth by clearing the backlog of orders in its existing business and entering new businesses. However, in Q1 FY2027 (ending February 2027), revenue plunged 92.7% and the segment posted a loss of ¥77 million, a sharp deceleration, and specific progress toward recovery has not yet been disclosed.
Based on the medium-term management plan "CORREC Innovation 2029," the company aims for non-linear growth through product expansion into areas such as housing renovation and through M&A. Building on its track record, including the past acquisition of Aoie, it is exploring opportunities to enter new business domains.
Last updated: July 17, 2026

