Acom FY3/26 Net Profit Jumps 148% to ¥79.6bn as Operating Profit Surges 71%; Lifts Dividend to ¥22

Acom, the Mitsubishi UFJ-group consumer-finance company, posted full-year operating revenue up 6.3% to ¥337.7 billion and net profit up 147.9% to ¥79.6 billion, and raised its dividend to ¥22, though it guided this year lower.

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Acom Co., Ltd. (TSE: 8572), the consumer-finance arm of the Mitsubishi UFJ group — providing unsecured personal loans, credit-card and loan guarantees, and overseas lending — reported results for the year ended March 31, 2026. Under Japanese GAAP, operating revenue rose 6.3% to ¥337.71 billion, operating profit surged 71.4% to ¥100.39 billion, ordinary profit rose 70.6% to ¥100.51 billion and net profit attributable to owners jumped 147.9% to ¥79.64 billion. EPS was ¥50.83, up from ¥20.51.

Loan and guarantee growth, lower credit costs

The strong result reflected growth in the core loan and credit-guarantee businesses together with lower provisioning, which lifted profit well above the prior year. Comprehensive income rose 80.3% to ¥101.41 billion.

Balance sheet

Total assets stood at ¥1.62 trillion, net assets at ¥782.46 billion and the equity ratio at 44.5%.

Dividend and outlook

Acom raised its annual dividend to ¥22 from ¥14. For the year to March 2027 it guides operating revenue of ¥356.00 billion (+5.4%) but a pullback in earnings, with operating profit of ¥98.00 billion (−2.4%), ordinary profit of ¥98.50 billion (−2.0%) and net profit of ¥63.80 billion (−19.9%), for EPS of ¥40.72, as the exceptional prior-year gains are not expected to repeat.

Acom — FY3/2026 Key Financials (J-GAAP, consolidated)
MetricFY3/26FY3/25YoY
Operating revenue (¥m)337,709317,742+6.3%
Operating profit (¥m)100,39458,561+71.4%
Ordinary profit (¥m)100,51358,919+70.6%
Net profit attrib. (¥m)79,63532,124+147.9%
EPS (¥)50.8320.51+147.8%
Equity ratio44.5%44.0%+0.5pp
FY3/27 net guidance (¥m)63,80079,635−19.9%

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