Fukui Computer Holdings,Inc.
9790・Prime Market・Information & Communication
Architectural Systems Business
Core business providing architectural CAD software and BIM systems to construction-related businesses
| Period | Current | Previous | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net sales (full year) | ¥8,032 million | ¥6,905 million | ↑ |
| Operating income (full year) | ¥3,181 million | ¥2,519 million | ↑ |
| Net sales YoY change | +16.3% | — | ↑ |
| Operating income YoY change | +26.3% | — | ↑ |
Business Details
Serving architectural design firms, construction contractors, homebuilders, and general contractors, this segment develops and sells software that provides total support from architectural drawing creation, estimation, and quantity surveying to sales and design. It comprises three areas—housing business, building materials business, and BIM business—and, in addition to package software license sales, has a stock-type revenue model centered on maintenance services. The subsidiaries in charge are Fukui Computer Architect Co., Ltd., Fukui Computer Smart Co., Ltd., and Fukui Computer System Co., Ltd.
Recent Overview
Significant increase in revenue and profit, with net sales up 16.3% and operating income up 26.3%, driven by legal amendment-related demand and BIM expansion
In FY2026 (ending March 2026), in addition to steady progress in acquiring new customers and expanding licenses among existing customers, the effect of unit price improvement from price revisions contributed throughout the full year, expanding ARR and ARPA. In the housing and building materials business, the company accurately captured demand for design compliance related to the amended Building Standards Act effective April 2025, and sales of the compliance program grew significantly. In the BIM business, sales grew by leveraging the strengths of domestically developed BIM software amid progress in the development of the BIM confirmation application system, achieving increased revenue and profit across all businesses.
Key Products
Growth Drivers
- Continued demand for products related to the program addressing revisions to the Building Standards Act and the Act on the Rationalization of Energy Use in Buildings
- Progress in license expansion in the BIM business driven by growing market interest ahead of the full-scale implementation of the BIM confirmation application system
- Continued effect of unit price improvement (ARPA expansion) from price revisions
- Increase in the number of licenses per customer through expanded usage scope among existing customers
- Stable accumulation of revenue through increased contracts for stock-type services (maintenance and web services)
- Active promotion of DX and digitalization investment across the construction industry
- Expansion of major software functions in the housing business and expansion of solution offerings into the construction phase for the BIM business in the next fiscal year
Risks
- Medium- to long-term contraction of the construction market due to the declining birthrate, aging population, and decrease in the number of households
- Risk of a rebound decline after the demand related to the Building Standards Act amendment, which is temporary special demand, subsides post-enforcement
- Decline in customer companies' investment capacity due to labor shortages and work-style reform in the construction industry
- Intensifying competition with other companies in the BIM/CAD market
- Possibility of integration risk and costs arising from the merger with Daitec Holdings Co., Ltd.
Last updated: June 25, 2026