Source disclosure: February 13, 2026
AnyMind Group Inc. [5027.T]
TOKYO, Feb 13 (Pulse News Wire) -- AnyMind Group Inc. (5027.T), led by CEO Hiroshi Juroku (), has reported its fiscal year 2025 fourth quarter and full-year results, highlighting significant growth across various business segments despite challenges faced by some areas. The company's CFO Keizo Ohka () provided detailed insights on the performance and future outlook during a press conference held today.
In the fiscal year ended December 2025, AnyMind Group exceeded all revised forecasts made in May 2025, achieving sales revenue and gross profit margins of 103.7% and 103.2%, respectively. Sales revenue grew by 13.0% compared to the previous year, while gross profits increased by 16.9%. Operating income reached ¥18 billion, marking an improvement over the forecasted ¥17.5 billion, though it was down slightly from the prior year due to changes in the external environment affecting the creator support segment.
The company also noted that operating expenses rose due to higher IT costs and logistics fees associated with expanding its enterprise customer e-commerce support services. Despite these increases, the operating margin remained stable at 3.1%. However, currency fluctuations resulted in a net foreign exchange loss of ¥2.4 billion for the fiscal year. Nonetheless, consolidated net income attributable to owners of the parent company came in at ¥9.2 billion, surpassing the plan by 2.3%.
Regarding the fourth quarter specifically, the enterprise brand support business continued to drive overall company growth, with total gross profit increasing by 29.7% year-over-year. This strong performance is attributed to robust expansion in Southeast Asia and Japan, particularly in the realm of enterprise e-commerce support, which saw a remarkable 162% increase in gross profit. Additionally, marketing activities showed steady progress, although digital marketing markets in parts of Southeast Asia experienced slowdowns.
Looking ahead, AnyMind Group emphasized its commitment to social commerce as a core component of its long-term growth strategy. The company plans to enhance its integrated approach to marketing and e-commerce support, leveraging technology, data, and operational synergies to boost client value and profitability. It aims to further develop specialized solutions tailored to growing categories such as cosmetics and beauty, utilizing platforms like NADESHIKO and MISM to strengthen its network of creators and media outlets.
Moreover, AnyMind Group intends to leverage its large database of influencers on the platform AnyTag to improve data-driven proposal capabilities through enhanced database and SNS posting analysis functions. The company will also focus on automating operations using generative AI to optimize resource allocation towards high-value-added sectors, aiming for improved profitability in the coming years. These initiatives underscore the company’s strategic shift toward balancing growth between marketing and e-commerce services, targeting sustained high growth rates starting from fiscal year 2026.
For the creator support division, AnyMind Group acknowledged a decline in performance due to changing market conditions but highlighted efforts to realign its support portfolio to maximize synergy with other business units. While this adjustment may result in a reduction of about ¥500 million in operating income in fiscal year 2026, the company believes the long-term benefits outweigh short-term losses. Moving forward, AnyMind Group will concentrate resources on key growth areas within the creator support sector, focusing on stability and profitability enhancement.
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