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RYOMO SYSTEMS CO.,LTD.

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RYOMO SYSTEMS CO.,LTD.9691

Public Sector Business

Core segment providing IT solutions for the public market, including local governments, police, and schools

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Segment Net Sales¥14,759 million¥12,454 million
Segment Profit¥3,070 million¥2,087 million
Segment Assets¥9,410 million¥10,761 million
Depreciation and Amortization¥611 million¥746 million
Increase in Tangible/Intangible Fixed Assets¥436 million¥806 million
Segment Profit Margin20.8%16.8%

Business Details

Targeting the public market, including local governments, police, water utilities, schools, and libraries, this segment provides Software Development & System Sales, Information Processing Services, and System Equipment & Product Sales. It contributes to both revenue and profit through government-led initiatives to unify and standardize core local government business systems, responses to legal reforms, and sales of NEXT GIGA-related IT equipment and associated services for schools. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), it is the flagship segment, accounting for approximately 57% of consolidated net sales.

Recent Overview

Standardization response and NEXT GIGA demand drove substantial growth, with net sales up 18.5% and profit up 47.1%

In the Public Sector Business segment for FY2026 (ending March 2026), in addition to expansion of Software Development & System Sales driven by local government system standardization and legal reform responses, sales of NEXT GIGA-related IT equipment and associated services for schools also performed steadily. Segment net sales reached ¥14,759 million (up 18.5% year on year), and segment profit reached ¥3,070 million (up 47.1% year on year), achieving substantial growth in both revenue and profit. The profit margin improved significantly to 20.8% from 16.8% in the prior period. Meanwhile, segment assets decreased to ¥9,410 million compared to the end of the prior period, indicating improved asset efficiency.

Key Products

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Software Development & System Sales

Contract software development and system sales centered on unification/standardization of core local government business systems and responses to various legal reforms. Net sales within the Public Sector Business segment for FY2026 (ending March 2026) were ¥4,012 million (vs. ¥3,507 million in the prior period).

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Information Processing Services

Ongoing services such as system operation and maintenance, outsourcing, and cloud services for local governments, police, schools, and other public entities. Net sales within the Public Sector Business segment for FY2026 (ending March 2026) were ¥6,210 million (vs. ¥5,577 million in the prior period).

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System Equipment & Product Sales

Sales of hardware and products for the public market, including IT equipment sales and associated services related to NEXT GIGA deals for schools. Net sales within the Public Sector Business segment for FY2026 (ending March 2026) were ¥4,429 million (vs. ¥3,304 million in the prior period).

Growth Drivers

  • Continued demand for large-scale development and implementation driven by government-led unification/standardization of core local government business systems
  • Expansion of NEXT GIGA-related IT equipment sales and associated services for schools
  • Special software development projects arising from legal reform responses for local governments (e.g., family registry systems)
  • Expansion of cloud services and outsourcing services leveraging the operation of the Ryomo Systems Data Center (RSDC)
  • Increase in System Equipment & Product Sales driven by Windows 11 update demand

Risks

  • Risk of a downturn once the special demand from local government system standardization response subsides (from FY2027 (ending March 2027) onward)
  • Segment assets have decreased compared to the end of the prior period, suggesting a reduction in the backlog of large-scale orders
  • Price pressure due to budget constraints and intensifying bidding competition specific to public procurement
  • Risk to the execution of large-scale SI projects due to a shortage of IT engineers
  • Uncertainty regarding future outlook due to non-disclosure of next-period earnings forecasts, following the planned delisting associated with a tender offer by the controlling shareholder

Last updated: June 23, 2026