ProShip FY2026 Operating Profit Jumps 27% to ¥2.93bn as Asset-Management Software Lifts Revenue 11%

The enterprise-software maker behind the "ProPlus" fixed-asset-management package reported full-year (Apr 2025–Mar 2026) revenue of ¥8.37 billion (+10.7%) and operating profit of ¥2.93 billion (+26.7%), with net profit of ¥2.22 billion (+15.2%), an operating margin near 35% and ROE of 22.1%; it guided for further growth and a higher dividend.

Modern Tokyo office tower — ProShip develops enterprise fixed-asset-management software ProShip Inc. · Tokyo Stock Exchange

ProShip Inc. (TSE: 3763), one of Japan's leading developers of fixed-asset-management software for large enterprises, reported a strong full-year result for the 12 months ended March 31, 2026, in figures disclosed on May 15, 2026. Consolidated revenue rose 10.7% year-on-year to ¥8,374 million, while operating profit jumped 26.7% to ¥2,925 million, ordinary profit climbed 26.4% to ¥3,074 million, and net profit attributable to owners advanced 15.2% to ¥2,224 million, up from ¥1,930 million a year earlier. Earnings per share came in at ¥88.35 (diluted ¥87.18), against ¥78.03 on a split-adjusted basis.

Profit grew faster than revenue, lifting the operating margin to roughly 34.9% and underscoring the operating leverage in the company's packaged-software model. Return on equity reached 22.1%, an unusually high figure for a Japanese small-cap and a reflection of the high recurring-margin nature of ProShip's enterprise-systems franchise.

"ProPlus" asset-management package drives growth

ProShip develops and sells the "ProPlus" fixed-asset-management and accounting-systems software package aimed at large enterprises, where it ranks among Japan's leading fixed-asset systems. Demand for the package continued to expand over the year as companies modernised legacy accounting infrastructure and tightened control over fixed-asset and lease data. The combination of new-license sales and steady maintenance and support revenue powered the double-digit top-line gain, while disciplined cost management allowed the bulk of the incremental revenue to drop through to operating profit.

Balance sheet stays robust; stock split completed

ProShip closed the year with total assets of ¥14,239 million and net assets of ¥11,403 million, giving a very strong equity ratio of 80.1% and book value per share of ¥442.88. Operating cash flow was ¥2,765 million and cash and equivalents stood at ¥4,016 million, leaving the company essentially debt-light and well capitalised. Effective October 1, 2025, ProShip carried out a 2-for-1 stock split; all per-share figures in this report are restated on a post-split basis to allow like-for-like comparison.

Dividend raised; FY2027 guidance points to double-digit growth

For the year just ended, ProShip set a year-end dividend of ¥40.00 per share on a post-split basis (¥35 ordinary plus a ¥5 commemorative payout), totalling ¥1,029 million and equivalent to a payout ratio of 45.3%. For the fiscal year ending March 2027, the company forecasts revenue of ¥10,000 million (+19.4%), operating profit of ¥3,250 million (+11.1%), ordinary profit of ¥3,350 million (+9.0%) and net profit of ¥2,350 million (+5.7%), equivalent to EPS of ¥91.27. It also guided for a higher annual dividend of ¥42.00, a payout ratio of about 46.0%, continuing its shareholder-return progression.

ProShip — FY3/2026 Key Financials (J-GAAP, consolidated)
MetricFY3/2026FY3/2025YoY
Revenue (¥ million)8,3747,564+10.7%
Operating profit (¥ million)2,9252,309+26.7%
Ordinary profit (¥ million)3,0742,431+26.4%
Net profit (¥ million)2,2241,930+15.2%
EPS (¥)88.3578.03+13.2%
ROE22.1%
Operating margin34.9%30.5%+4.4pp
Total assets (¥ million)14,239
Net assets (¥ million)11,403
Equity ratio80.1%
Annual dividend (¥)40.00
FY2027 guidance — revenue (¥ million)10,000+19.4%
FY2027 guidance — operating profit (¥ million)3,250+11.1%
FY2027 guidance — net profit (¥ million)2,350+5.7%

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