TOKYO, May 20 (Pulse News Wire) – E-Guardian Inc. (6050.T) reported a revenue decline for its fiscal second quarter ending March 2026 due to reduced sales from major clients in monitoring services and the completion of large-scale game support projects.
However, the company saw growth in electronic commerce and gourmet websites, along with increased revenues from social support and cybersecurity sectors compared to the previous quarter. For the quarter, revenue was ¥5.868 billion, down from ¥6.057 billion in the same period last year. Operating profit stood at ¥567 million, while net income attributable to shareholders of the parent company reached ¥373 million.
Despite the revenue drop, the company expects improved performance in the second half driven by upcoming large-scale project orders and cost reduction measures, leading to unchanged full-year forecasts. In addition to ongoing efforts to integrate artificial intelligence across various operations, E-Guardian plans to cut fixed costs by approximately ¥1.967 billion annually through facility consolidation and restructuring initiatives. The company also highlighted investments in talent acquisition within AI, marketing, and sales divisions to bolster future profitability.
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