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FUSO DENTSU CO., LTD.

7505Standard MarketWholesale Trade

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FUSO DENTSU CO., LTD.7505

FUSO DENTSU CO., LTD. (Single Segment)

A single-business company providing integrated ICT equipment installation, sales, SI, and support services

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Revenue (first-half cumulative)¥35,264 million– (no year-on-year comparison for prior first half)
Operating income (first-half cumulative)¥3,370 million– (no year-on-year comparison for prior first half)
Ordinary income (first-half cumulative)¥3,496 million– (no year-on-year comparison for prior first half)
Net income attributable to owners of the parent (first half)¥2,387 million– (no year-on-year comparison for prior first half)
Operating margin (first half)9.6%
Orders received (first-half cumulative)¥26,856 million– (no year-on-year comparison for prior first half)
Full-year revenue forecast¥59,300 million¥54,684 million (prior-year non-consolidated actual)
Full-year operating income forecast¥3,580 million¥3,428 million (prior-year non-consolidated actual)
Total assets¥42,808 million
Equity ratio41.7%
Net income per share (first half)¥204.84

Business Details

FUSO DENTSU provides an integrated range of services spanning the installation of information and communication equipment, sales of office equipment, systems consulting and software development, and operation/maintenance support. The business is organized into four divisions—Network, Solutions, Office, and Service—with government agencies, municipalities, manufacturing, distribution, finance, and life/non-life insurance/healthcare as its six core customer industries. In December 2025, the company made System Make Co., Ltd. a consolidated subsidiary, and from the first half of FY2026 (ending March 2026) [note: reporting period is the fiscal year ending September 2026] it transitioned to preparing consolidated financial statements.

Recent Overview

In the first half of the first year of consolidation, the company posted revenue of ¥35,264 million and operating income of ¥3,370 million, and also issued its first full-year forecast

Effective December 22, 2025, the company made System Make Co., Ltd. a consolidated subsidiary, and prepared consolidated financial statements for the first time from the first half of the fiscal year ending September 2026. First-half revenue of ¥35,264 million was driven by large-scale healthcare business projects, disaster prevention/mitigation business for municipalities, and sales of security PCs for the electric power industry. On the other hand, orders received totaled only ¥26,856 million due to a decline in private-sector information terminal replacement projects. Operating cash flow was negative ¥1,908 million due to an increase in trade receivables (¥7,140 million). The full-year consolidated earnings forecast (revenue of ¥59,300 million, operating income of ¥3,580 million) was disclosed for the first time on the same day as the financial results announcement. The annual dividend forecast was revised to ¥89.00 (after stock split).

Key Products

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Network Division

First-half revenue was ¥11,076 million. Sales of security-enhanced PCs and software to the electric power industry and disaster prevention/mitigation business for municipalities performed well.

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Solutions Division

First-half revenue was ¥12,732 million. Driven by large-scale healthcare business projects (electronic medical records, medical accounting systems, etc.). The company continues to strengthen its proposal capabilities for DX, AI, and cloud solutions.

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Office Division

First-half revenue was ¥5,053 million. Although private-sector demand for information terminal replacement declined, sales of security-enhanced personal computers and software for the electric power industry contributed positively.

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Service Division

First-half revenue was ¥6,401 million. Provides maintenance and operational support for already-installed systems, forming a stable revenue base.

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ArmZ X Series

A group of DX solutions leveraging AI, cloud, and next-generation communications. The company continues to expand this as its core product line for strengthening proposal capabilities aimed at solving industry-specific challenges.

Growth Drivers

  • Continued large-scale projects in the healthcare business (renewal of medical information systems such as electronic medical records and medical accounting systems)
  • Strong performance in disaster prevention/mitigation business and system standardization projects for municipalities
  • Expansion of sales of security-enhanced personal computers and software for the electric power industry
  • Realization of group synergies and expansion of business areas through the consolidation of System Make Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary
  • Expansion of the DX solutions series "ArmZ X," leveraging AI, cloud, and next-generation communications
  • Strengthening of industry-specialized consulting and proposal capabilities centered on six industries: government agencies, manufacturing, distribution, finance, and life/non-life insurance
  • Expansion of technological capabilities, human resources, and business areas through alliances with partner companies and strategic M&A
  • Improvement of productivity and reform of DX talent development and HR systems through the use of J-ESOP

Risks

  • Because this is the first year of consolidation, year-on-year comparison is not possible, making objective evaluation of performance levels difficult
  • First-half orders received of ¥26,856 million fell significantly short of revenue of ¥35,264 million, making the accumulation of orders in the second half a precondition for achieving the full-year forecast
  • Uncertainty regarding second-half revenue and profit levels due to seasonal fluctuation characteristics in which revenue is concentrated in the second quarter (reflecting the concentration of customers' fiscal year-ends in March)
  • Operating cash flow was negative ¥1,908 million, presenting a risk of delayed collection of trade receivables
  • Potential impact on the Office and Network Divisions if the declining trend in private-sector information terminal replacement projects continues
  • Possibility of suppressed ICT capital investment due to trends in U.S. trade and security policy and geopolitical risks
  • Risk of impairment of goodwill (¥426 million) associated with the consolidation of System Make Co., Ltd., as well as PMI costs
  • Impact on the supply chain and prices due to a slowdown in economic recovery stemming from factors such as the situation in the Middle East

Last updated: December 17, 2025