TOKYO, May 01 (Pulse News Wire) – J-Stream Inc. (4308.T) reported consolidated revenue of ¥12.3 million for the fiscal year ended March 2026, marking a 9.6% increase compared to the previous year.
However, operating profit declined to ¥826 million, down 9.9%. The company attributed the decline to increased marketing expenses and merger and acquisition costs. Notably, the education-focused SaaS subsidiary saw its sales nearly double, contributing significantly to overall performance. In detail, the firm's media and content streaming division experienced stable growth despite a reduction in large-scale projects.
Meanwhile, the medical sector faced challenges due to reduced demand from major clients but showed strong gains from new and mid-sized customers. The company also highlighted cost-cutting measures such as reducing external contracts and hiring, which helped improve gross margins by 0.5 percentage points. Looking ahead, J-Stream forecasts consolidated revenue of ¥12.3 million for the next fiscal year, expecting continued growth driven by expanding solutions and services from subsidiaries, particularly those in the SaaS space. The company plans to maintain its strategy of acquiring complementary businesses to support its V-shaped recovery trajectory.
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