Source disclosure: January 16, 2026
NCXX Group Inc. [6634.T]
TOKYO, Jan 16 (Kyodo) -- NCXX Group Inc., listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Standard Market under code 6634, announced today that it has recorded impairment losses totaling ¥3,562 million for its fiscal year ending November 2025. The company also reported special gains and losses during the fourth quarter of the fiscal period.
The firm disclosed that as part of these adjustments, it recognized extraordinary income and expenses in both standalone and consolidated accounts. In particular, the company noted a special gain of ¥790 million from the transfer of shares of its subsidiary Nex Corporation to CAICA DIGITAL through a share exchange transaction. However, this was offset by significant impairment charges related to other subsidiaries.
In detail, NCXX Group recorded a total of ¥1,700 million in impairment losses due to the revaluation of equity investments in three key subsidiaries — Shijitsu Nippon Digital Co., Ltd., Nex Digital Group Co., Ltd., and Zaif Co., Ltd. Additionally, the company reported an impairment loss of ¥275 million associated with goodwill write-downs for Shijitsu Nippon Digital and another ¥69 million for Zaif. These figures reflect the company’s reassessment of the recoverability of assets based on recent performance trends below initial projections.
Regarding the variance between previously forecasted and actual results for the fiscal year ended November 2025, NCXX Group highlighted discrepancies across several key metrics. Specifically, while sales revenue exceeded expectations by ¥212 million, reaching ¥3,562 million, operating profit fell short by ¥252 million compared to earlier estimates. This resulted in a net loss attributable to parent shareholders of ¥728 million, down significantly from the projected ¥16 million. The company attributed these variances primarily to lower-than-expected revenues from certain subsidiaries and increased costs following the integration of new acquisitions.
NCXX Group emphasized its commitment to addressing these challenges proactively. For Zaif, the company acknowledged the need to establish a sustainable revenue model independent of valuation gains. It plans to focus on enhancing security and convenience while optimizing cost structures further. Efforts will be concentrated on rebuilding sales channels centered around recurring revenue streams to fundamentally improve profitability.
These measures underscore NCXX Group's strategic response to current market conditions and its determination to navigate through challenging business environments effectively.
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