TOKYO, Apr 09 (Pulse News Wire) – Azplanning CO.,LTD. (3490.T) reported lower net profit for the fiscal year ending February 28, 2026, compared to the previous year.
Revenue reached ¥13.54 billion, up ¥9 million%, while operating profit was ¥774 million, down --¥20.6 million%. Ordinary profit declined to ¥468 million, marking a decrease of --¥36.8 million%. The company attributed the decline in profitability to increased borrowing costs due to higher policy interest rates set by the Bank of Japan, along with persistently high construction material prices and labor costs. Despite these challenges, Azplanning managed to secure 26 sales transactions during the fiscal year, contributing to a significant inventory buildup for future sales. For the fiscal year ending February 28, 2027, Azplanning forecasts revenue of ¥15.50 billion, representing a ¥14.4 million% increase from the prior year. Operating profit is expected to rise to ¥1.250 billion, a ¥61.4 million% growth, while ordinary profit is anticipated to reach ¥850 million, up ¥81.6 million%.
Azplanning also announced its annual dividend payout plans, expecting to distribute ¥45 per share, reflecting a dividend yield of 13.9% based on the forecasted net profit. The company's next scheduled shareholders' meeting is set for May 28, 2026, with dividends payable beginning May 14, 2026. In addition, the company disclosed that it acquired Fuji Home Corporation during the fiscal year, which contributed positively to its management segment performance. Overall, the acquisition helped boost the company’s total assets to ¥14.51 billion, with equity increasing to ¥3.986 billion, maintaining a strong capital adequacy ratio of ¥27.5 million%. Cash flow activities showed mixed results, with cash inflows from operations totaling --¥250 million, whereas investments led to outflows of --¥284 million. Financial activities generated inflows of ¥1.010 billion, resulting in a final cash balance of ¥3.852 billion.
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