Source disclosure: February 24, 2026
adish Co.,Ltd. [7093.T]
TOKYO, Feb 24 (Pulse News Wire) — adish Co.,Ltd. (TYO: 7093) issued a correction to its previously filed FY2025/12 earnings report.
TOKYO, Feb 24 (Pulse News Wire) -- Adish Co., Ltd. (7093.T), led by President Hiroki Edo, announced corrections to its previously released December 2025 fiscal year earnings announcement on February 13. The company has identified several areas requiring revision during the confirmation process of the audit under the Companies Act for the 12th period. These revisions include adjustments to both consolidated and individual performance data.
The corrected consolidated operating results show that for the fiscal year ending December 2025, sales increased by 2.9% compared to the previous year, reaching ¥3,696 million. Operating income improved slightly to ¥2.453 million, while ordinary income stood at ¥18.472 million. However, net income attributable to parent shareholders turned negative, amounting to a loss of ¥1.9 million, compared to a loss of ¥115.33 million in the prior year. Additionally, per share figures were revised, reflecting a net loss per share of ¥1.01, down from zero reported initially.
Regarding the outlook for the fiscal year starting January 2026, the company maintains its forecast for sales growth of 10.9%, expecting revenues to reach ¥4,100 million. Despite this positive revenue projection, the company anticipates an increase in operating income to ¥279 million, up significantly from the previous year's figure due to a substantial rise exceeding 1,000%.
In terms of asset management, total assets decreased slightly to ¥1,315 million, while equity capital rose to ¥542 million, resulting in a slight drop in the equity ratio to 40.8%. This contrasts with the initial report which indicated higher values across these metrics.
Adish attributes its ongoing challenges to a combination of economic factors including rising food prices impacting consumer spending and uncertainties stemming from U.S. tariff policies affecting external demand. Nevertheless, the firm remains optimistic about the future growth potential within the SaaS market, driven by regulatory changes such as electronic bookkeeping requirements and digital marketing trends. To capitalize on these opportunities, Adish has initiated partnerships aimed at enhancing customer support through AI technology and matching freelance talent with companies.
The company also provided updated XBRL data reflecting all numerical corrections made to the original document.
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