KAWASE COMPUTER SUPPLIES CO,LTD.
7851・Standard Market・Other Products
Business Forms
A printing business segment that handles form planning, plate-making, printing, and processing in-house on an integrated basis
| Period | Current | Previous | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Segment Sales (Full Year) | ¥1,562 million | ¥1,589 million | ↓ |
| Segment Profit (Full Year) | ¥155 million | ¥180 million | ↓ |
| Depreciation (Full Year) | ¥7 million | ¥7 million | — |
Business Details
The company handles the entire production process of business forms in-house, from form design to plate-making, printing, and processing. Main customers are local governments, affiliated organizations, and general corporations. While overall industry demand is trending downward amid the progress of digitalization, the company is working to secure earnings through price revision negotiations, production efficiency improvements, and new customer development. Sales for the fiscal year under review (April 2025 to March 2026) were ¥1,562 million, and segment profit was ¥155 million.
Recent Overview
Demand continued its downward trend amid digitalization, with both sales and profit declining year on year
Sales in the Business Forms segment for FY2026 (ending March 2026) were ¥1,562 million (down ¥26 million from ¥1,589 million in the prior year). Although the company addressed special demand arising from revisions to laws such as the Family Register Act and benefited from the recovery in economic activity, the underlying trend of declining demand due to corporate digitalization and the progress of cloud services continued. Segment profit came to only ¥155 million (down ¥25 million from ¥180 million in the prior year), reflecting the combined impact of rising raw material costs and lower sales.
Key Products
Growth Drivers
- Acquisition of new business through strengthened sales activities targeting local governments and affiliated organizations
- Improvement of unprofitable projects through price revision negotiations reflecting higher material costs
- Agile response to special demand arising from revisions to laws such as the Family Register Act
- Capturing demand from the recovery in economic activity in society
Risks
- Structural decline in business forms demand due to the spread of telework and business digitalization
- Cost pressure from persistently high prices of raw materials such as ink, toner, and paper
- Deteriorating profitability due to intensifying price competition among industry peers
- Continued decline in printing demand from both public and private sectors
- Risk that price revision negotiations take time, forcing the company to absorb cost increases on its own
Last updated: June 26, 2026