Fujisan Magazine Service Slashes FY2026 Profit Forecast by 87.5%

Fujisan Magazine Service Co., Ltd. (TSE:3138) has downwardly revised its earnings guidance for the fiscal year ending December 2026, citing shareholder incentive costs, manufacturing delays, and declining enrollment in its education business.

ItemBeforeAfterChangeChange %
H1 2026 (Jan–Jun)
RevenueJPY 3,135MJPY 3,005MJPY △130M△4.1%
Operating ProfitJPY 76MJPY 38MJPY △38M△50.0%
Ordinary IncomeJPY 73MJPY 38MJPY △35M△47.9%
Net ProfitJPY 41MJPY 0MJPY △41M△100.0%
EPSJPY 12.42/shareJPY 0.00/shareJPY △12.42/share△100.0%
FY2026 Full Year (Jan–Dec)
RevenueJPY 6,276MJPY 6,187MJPY △89M△1.4%
Operating ProfitJPY 174MJPY 81MJPY △93M△53.4%
Ordinary IncomeJPY 172MJPY 89MJPY △83M△48.3%
Net ProfitJPY 96MJPY 12MJPY △84M△87.5%
EPSJPY 29.07/shareJPY 3.63/shareJPY △25.44/share△87.5%

The company attributed the sharp downward revision to three primary factors: higher-than-expected shareholder incentive uptake requiring additional provisions; production delays at subsidiary Seas Factory reducing sales; and declining student enrollment in medical entrance exam courses at Fujisan Academia Group. Management also announced increased M&A-driven investments to accelerate business development and exit strategies in its EdTech segment.

The revision signals near-term operational challenges, with interim net profit collapsing to zero. However, management’s emphasis on strategic M&A and business restructuring suggests confidence in recovery prospects beyond 2027, positioning the company as a turnaround play for investors willing to tolerate near-term earnings volatility.


Source: Original filing (TDnet) | 日本語版

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