Tsuzuki Denki reports record first-half profits, adjusts ERP strategy

Tsuzuki Denki recorded an extraordinary gain of 990 million yen from the sale of four listed investment securities between July 2 and September 25, 2025, in line with its strategic shareholding policy. Concurrently, an extraordinary loss of 956 million yen was recognized due to a revised plan for its ERP system reconstruction, opting for an existing system modification over a new implementation to optimize management resources. The company expects a minor impact on its consolidated results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, maintaining its previously announced earnings forecast.

For the six months ended September 30, 2025, Tsuzuki Denki reported net sales of 43,437 million yen, a 3.8% increase year-on-year, driven by growth in equipment, development & construction, and service segments. Operating profit surged by 78.6% to 2,489 million yen, and ordinary profit rose by 74.3% to 2,593 million yen, both achieving record highs. Profit attributable to owners of parent increased by 75.3% to 1,817 million yen.

Order backlog also saw substantial growth, increasing by 29.4% to 32,782 million yen, primarily due to large-scale equipment installation projects and network construction orders. The company maintains its full-year consolidated earnings forecast for FY2026, projecting net sales of 102,500 million yen, operating profit of 6,700 million yen, and ordinary profit of 6,750 million yen, anticipating a fourth consecutive year of record-high profits.