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COMPUTER ENGINEERING & CONSULTING LTD.

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COMPUTER ENGINEERING & CONSULTING LTD.9692

Integration Segment

The Company's largest segment (67.7% of net sales), providing one-stop ICT services

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Net sales (external customers) - Q1 cumulative¥11,378 million¥9,199 million
Segment operating profit - Q1 cumulative¥2,673 million¥2,119 million
Net sales YoY change+23.7%
Segment operating profit YoY change+26.1%
Orders received - Q1 cumulative¥15,726 million
Order backlog - end of Q1¥19,064 million¥14,716 million (end of prior fiscal year)
Orders received YoY change+12.2%
Order backlog YoY change+42.5%

Business Details

This is the Company's largest segment, providing one-stop ICT services spanning information system planning, infrastructure design and construction, and operations. Principal group companies include CEC Co., Ltd. itself, Foresight System Co., Ltd., CEC Cross Media Co., Ltd., Oita CEC Co., Ltd., Com Staff Co., Ltd., CEC (Shanghai) Information Systems Co., Ltd., and Information System Service Co., Ltd. The segment's main customers are the automotive industry, government agencies, and private enterprises, with migration, Microsoft services (Azure), and system/infrastructure construction as its core services.

Recent Overview

Achieved 23.7% growth in net sales driven by large-scale government projects and double-digit growth in migration

In the first quarter of FY2027 (ending January 2027) (February to April 2026), the Integration segment recorded net sales of ¥11,378 million (up ¥2,179 million, or +23.7% YoY) and segment operating profit of ¥2,673 million (up ¥553 million, or +26.1% YoY), achieving substantial growth in both revenue and profit. Migration services grew at a double-digit rate amid DX promotion, while large-scale government projects drove infrastructure construction. Order backlog rose significantly to ¥19,064 million (+42.5% YoY), and future earnings contributions are expected.

Key Products

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Migration Services

Against the backdrop of ongoing DX promotion, initiatives in legacy migration projects have steadily borne fruit, achieving double-digit growth in the first quarter under review. The results of projects undertaken in the prior fiscal year have continued to materialize.

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Microsoft Services (Azure)

Construction projects in the OA domain, including Microsoft 365, grew in the first quarter under review. Expansion of Azure-related projects has continued against a backdrop of cloud migration demand.

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System/Infrastructure Construction

System development trended firmly, centered on core system development for the automotive industry. In infrastructure construction, large-scale projects for government agencies including network equipment, continuing from the prior fiscal year, drove results and contributed significantly to the expansion of segment profit in the first quarter under review.

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Convergent®

One of the Company's proprietary products within the Integration segment.

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Re@nove®

One of the Company's proprietary migration-related products within the Integration segment.

Growth Drivers

  • Expansion of cloud migration and system renewal demand driven by continued corporate DX investment
  • Growth in Azure projects amid rising AI-related demand
  • Steady progress in core system development for the automotive industry
  • Acquisition of large-scale infrastructure projects for government agencies, including network equipment
  • Significant buildup of order backlog to ¥19,064 million (142.5% YoY), contributing to earnings in the following period
  • Continued materialization of results from initiatives in legacy migration projects

Risks

  • Intensifying competition in migration services amid market maturation
  • Order variability risk due to dependence on specific large-scale projects (for government agencies)
  • Demand fluctuation risk linked to capital expenditure trends in the automotive industry
  • Impact on profit margins from rising costs of securing and developing personnel (increase in SG&A expenses)

Last updated: April 21, 2026