MIRAIT ONE FY2026 Net Profit Jumps 36% to ¥23.3bn as Operating Profit Climbs 22%

The telecom-infrastructure and ICT engineering group reported full-year (Apr 2025–Mar 2026) revenue of ¥602.4 billion (+4.1%) and operating profit of ¥34.3 billion (+22.4%), with net profit up 35.5% to ¥23.3 billion and EPS of ¥261.74; it raised its annual dividend to ¥85 and guided for continued growth.

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MIRAIT ONE Corporation (TSE: 1417), a major engineering and construction group for communications and social infrastructure, reported strong full-year results for the fiscal year ended March 2026, disclosing on May 12, 2026 that consolidated revenue rose 4.1% year-on-year to ¥602,377 million. Operating profit jumped 22.4% to ¥34,267 million, ordinary profit climbed 32.9% to ¥36,517 million, and net profit attributable to owners of the parent surged 35.5% to ¥23,282 million, up from ¥17,179 million a year earlier. Earnings per share rose to ¥261.74 from ¥189.40.

The sharply higher profit relative to a moderate top-line gain reflects improved project profitability and operating leverage across the group's engineering businesses. The operating margin widened to roughly 5.7% of revenue, while return on equity reached 8.6% — pointing to disciplined cost control and a richer mix of higher-value infrastructure and ICT-solution work during the year.

Building communications and social infrastructure

MIRAIT ONE is a major engineering and construction group serving communications and social infrastructure — designing and building telecom networks (mobile, fixed and fiber), alongside civil, electrical and ICT-solution work spanning digital transformation (DX), data-center and green-energy projects. Its core customer base includes NTT and the major mobile carriers, but the group has been steadily widening its enterprise and public-sector client base, diversifying away from dependence on a single carrier's capital-expenditure cycle. The combination of resilient network-build demand and growth in higher-margin ICT solutions drove the year's profit acceleration.

Balance sheet and dividend strengthen

Total assets stood at ¥573,393 million at year-end, with net assets of ¥288,447 million and an equity ratio of 48.7%, pointing to a conservatively financed balance sheet and a book value per share of ¥3,151.61. Operating cash flow reached ¥24,081 million. Reflecting the stronger result, MIRAIT ONE raised its annual dividend for FY2026 to ¥85.00 per share (¥40 interim + ¥45 year-end), for total distributions of ¥7,574 million and a payout ratio of 32.5%.

FY2027 guidance points to continued growth

For the fiscal year ending March 2027, MIRAIT ONE guides for revenue of ¥660,000 million (+9.6%), operating profit of ¥40,000 million (+16.7%), ordinary profit of ¥40,000 million (+9.5%) and net profit of ¥25,500 million (+9.5%), equivalent to EPS of ¥290.79. The company also plans a further dividend increase to ¥95.00 (¥45 interim + ¥50 year-end). The guidance signals management's confidence that demand for communications and social-infrastructure construction, together with the expanding ICT-solution and green-energy businesses, will sustain double-digit revenue growth and continued margin gains.

MIRAIT ONE — FY3/2026 Key Financials (J-GAAP, consolidated)
MetricFY3/2026FY3/2025YoY
Revenue (¥ million)602,377578,599+4.1%
Operating profit (¥ million)34,26727,985+22.4%
Ordinary profit (¥ million)36,51727,470+32.9%
Net profit (¥ million)23,28217,179+35.5%
EPS (¥)261.74189.40+38.2%
ROE8.6%
Total assets (¥ million)573,393
Net assets (¥ million)288,447
Equity ratio48.7%
Annual dividend (¥)85.00
FY2027 guidance — revenue (¥ million)660,000+9.6%
FY2027 guidance — operating profit (¥ million)40,000+16.7%
FY2027 guidance — net profit (¥ million)25,500+9.5%

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