TOKYO, Jun 16 (Pulse News Wire) – infoNet inc. (4444.T) detailed its strategy for the fiscal year ending March 2027, focusing on revenue growth and profit maximization despite anticipated lower sales figures compared to previous forecasts.
The company highlighted robust demand for digital transformation services and AI solutions, particularly in enterprise and administrative sectors. For FY2027, infoNet plans to shift resources towards high-value, high-efficiency projects rather than merely expanding sales volume. This strategic pivot includes transitioning from traditional CMS-based contract work to a more consultative support model aimed at enhancing customer value and profitability per project. Additionally, the firm intends to fully leverage AI technology across operations to control costs and ensure sustainable profits.
While projected sales growth remains modest at 7.4% (compared to the prior year's ¥2.239 billion), gross margin improvements are expected to drive significant increases in operating profit by ¥137 million (a 2.4-fold increase from the previous year). In discussing long-term vision, CEO Tomotsugu Koshuku emphasized the planned transition to a holding company structure by October 2026 to separate strategic planning and investment functions from operational execution. This restructuring is intended to facilitate faster and more agile mergers and acquisitions focused on strengthening core businesses within the group. Looking ahead, infoNet envisions expanding its service offerings through targeted M&A activities, aiming to create a synergistic ecosystem among subsidiaries that leverages shared customer bases and complementary services to enhance overall profitability.
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