Representative Director, President and CEO Kenji Oyama
Towards a new stage in our evolution
We would like to show greatest gratitude to all shareholders and investors for your continued supports.
Ever since Broadleaf was first established in 2005, our business foundations and structure, our human resources and mental attitude, and the direction in which we are heading, have all changed over the course of time. Similarly, the business applications that we provide to our clients have continued to grow, from total systems into comprehensive IT services.
Technology meanwhile continues to evolve at a faster pace than ever before. In recent years, technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence and autonomous driving have entered the public consciousness, and are set to transform how we live our lives.
In the future, we will have access to endless amounts of information and all manner of items will be connected to the internet, opening up an increasingly diverse array of values and lifestyles. Machines will be able to perform more and more tasks instead of people, as we look to move on to a new stage in our evolution.
Nonetheless, we do not view technological innovations and changes in society as a threat. We believe that, when things change, that means we have a chance to grow our business.
To seize opportunities like that, you need people who are sensitive, cooperative and creative – all qualities that are exclusive to humans rather than artificial intelligence. To put it another way, you need people with the drive to turn concepts and ideas into innovation, and who are determined to create something new for the future.
We are entering a new stage in our evolution here at Broadleaf.
As advances in cutting-edge technology continue to dilute interaction between people, now more than ever, we need to maintain a spirit of “gratitude and happiness.” We are determined to work together, with each of our employees playing their own individual role, to “consider, connect and expand,” so that we can provide new value to everyone.
In FY2025, while depreciation and amortization expenses increased due to the expansion of target industries and the addition of new functions for cloud software, and IT infrastructure enhancement costs rose to further improve service quality , the Company recorded consolidated revenue of 20,815 million yen (up 15.4% year-on-year), operating profit of 2,063 million yen (up 206.0% year-on-year), and profit attributable to owners of the parent of 1,240 million yen (up 261.3% year-on-year). In addition, the annual dividend per share was set at 6.0 yen.
For FY2026, the Company forecasts consolidated revenue of 23,500 million yen, operating profit of 4,800 million yen, and profit attributable to owners of the parent of 3,200 million yen. Furthermore, the annual dividend per share is forecast to be 15.0 yen (with a consolidated dividend payout ratio of 42.4%).
The revenue growth trend is expected to continue at least through the end of 2028, as the cloud transition for all customers targeted is scheduled to be completed by then. Furthermore, as a measure for further growth, we are actively expanding the provision of ancillary products that support clients' digital transformation (DX), with the goal of enhancing lifetime value of our clients.
February 12, 2026
Kenji Oyama