Dynamic Map Platform Co., Ltd. · TSE:336A

Dynamic Map Platform — Q1 FY2027 Earnings Presentation

60 slides from Dynamic Map Platform's earnings presentation, Aug 7, 2026

  1. Slide 1: Financial Results Presentation for the First Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027

    Financial Results Presentation for the First Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027 (FY2027) Dynamic Map Platform Co., Ltd. Aug. 7, 2026 T S E Growth 336A

  2. Slide 2: Table of Contents

    Table of Contents 01 Company and Business Overview 02 AI-Native Data 03 Financial Results for the First Quarter and Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 04 Business Pipeline Update 05 Appendix

  3. Slide 3: Company and Business Overview

    01 Company and Business Overview 3

  4. Slide 4: Company Overview

    01 | Company and Business Overview​ Company Overview Company Name Dynamic Map Platform Co., Ltd. (Securities Code: 336A TSE Growth) Established June 13, 2016 Head Office Address 2-12-4 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Business Locations Japan, U.S., Germany, Saudi Arabia, UAE, South Korea Employees 249 (a

  5. Slide 5: Dynamic Map Platform At-a-Glance

    01 | Company and Business Overview​ Dynamic Map Platform At-a-Glance Global expansion powered by data for physical AI, with growth driven by a license-based business model 26 74% JPY 5.7 Billion 121 % YoY 1.8 30% Physical AI Countries (1) Overseas License-Based Million km Consolidated Market CAGR (2

  6. Slide 6: Highlights

    01 | Company and Business Overview​ Highlights Global Deep-Tech A deep-tech company building a global high-precision location information platform known as a dynamic map. High Growth With a strong customer base that includes 10 major Japanese automakers, General Motors, and the Japanese government,

  7. Slide 7: High-Precision 3D Data Platform

    01 | Company and Business Overview​ As a provider of a high-precision 3D data platform, we aggregate a wide range of information. We aim to enable analysis, control, and prediction, thereby driving innovation that helps address societal challenges. Traffic Advertising Information Information Real Es

  8. Slide 8: Our High-Precision 3D Data Platform and Services

    01 | Company and Business Overview Our High-Precision 3D Data Platform and Services High-precision 3D map data that accurately represents roads, surrounding environments, and spatial structures, serving as a foundation for autonomous driving and various spatial services. Data for Autonomous Driving

  9. Slide 9: Building One of the World’s Largest High-Precision 3D Data Platforms

    01 | Company and Business Overview Building One of the World’s Largest High-Precision 3D Data Platforms Building one of the world’s largest high-precision 3D data platforms, with coverage of 1,800,000 km and significant potential to support industrial digitalization and help address societal challen

  10. Slide 10: Overview of Our Business Model: Two Pillars of Project-Based and License-Based Business

    01 | Company and Business Overview Overview of Our Business Model: Two Pillars of Project-Based and License-Based Business Project-Based Business: We selectively accept projects based on targeted gross profit margins. License-Based Business: We leverage established data assets and systems to generat

  11. Slide 11: Building a Dynamic Map Platform by Integrating Various Types of Data

    01 | Company and Business Overview Building a Dynamic Map Platform by Integrating Various Types of Data Started with static data (high-precision 3D data) for public roads, and expanded into specific areas such as airports, ports, and logistics centers. Now building dynamic maps through the integrati

  12. Slide 12: Building a Surveying Network: The Need to Expand Surveying Capabilities

    01 | Company and Business Overview Building a Surveying Network: The Need to Expand Surveying Capabilities To expand business in specific areas such as airports, ports, and logistics centers, we are diversifying data acquisition methods, including satellite data, aerial imagery, and drone surveying,

  13. Slide 13: Business Expansion Initiatives via M&A

    01 | Company and Business Overview Business Expansion Initiatives via M&A In 2019, we acquired Ushr, Inc., now Dynamic Map Platform North America, as part of our horizontal integration strategy and established a leading position in the global HD map market. Following our IPO in 2025, we began pursui

  14. Slide 14: Accelerating Growth Through Strategic M&A

    01 | Company and Business Overview Accelerating Growth Through Strategic M&A Our M&A initiatives began with the acquisition of Ushr, Inc. in 2019. Following our IPO in 2025, we resumed our M&A activities. A total of three acquisitions have already been completed, and we plan to further expand our gr

  15. Slide 15: A Data Platform for Physical AI

    01 | Company and Business Overview A Data Platform for Physical AI Providing a “data platform” for the physical AI era across diverse industries Expanding from autonomous driving to mobility, infrastructure, advertising, and entertainment Advertisement Entertainment Retail/Advertisement Entertainmen

  16. Slide 16: Potential Applications Across Japan’s 17 Strategic Growth Sectors

    01 | Company and Business Overview Potential Applications of Our Data Across the Japanese Government’s 17 Strategic Growth Sectors High-precision 3D data: Potential to contribute to solving challenges and advancing industries across a wide range of strategic sectors 1. AI and Semiconductors 2. Shipb

  17. Slide 17: AI-Native Data

    Al-Native Data DYNAMIC MAP PLATFORM W 7

  18. Slide 18: AI-Native Modeling of Real-World 3D Environments

    02 | AI-Native Data AI-Native Modeling of Real-World 3D Environments Integrates images, point cloud data, and high-precision 3D map data to generate 3D environment models that can be used for AI training and validation. Builds a highly accurate data foundation that reflects real-world road structure

  19. Slide 19: 3D Environment Modeling with 3DGS: Free-Viewpoint Video

    02 | AI-Native Data 3D Environment Modeling with 3DGS: A Data Foundation for AI Training and Validation 3D Environment Model: Free-Viewpoint Video 19

  20. Slide 20: 3D Environment Modeling with 3DGS: Straight-Driving Scenario

    02 | AI-Native Data 3D Environment Modeling with 3DGS: A Data Foundation for AI Training and Validation 3D Environment Model: Straight-Driving Scenario 20

  21. Slide 21: 3D Environment Modeling with 3DGS: Right-Turn Scenario

    02 | AI-Native Data 3D Environment Modeling with 3DGS: A Data Foundation for AI Training and Validation 3D Environment Model: Right-Turn Scenario 21

  22. Slide 22: Building a Data Foundation for Physical AI

    02 | AI-Native Data Building a Data Foundation for Physical AI A key challenge in AI development is the shortage of training and validation data. Real-world data alone has limitations in both scale and diversity. By combining DMP's AI-native datasets with generative AI technologies, we expand the tr

  23. Slide 23: Generating Training and Validation Data: Daytime / Clear Weather

    02 | AI-Native Data Generating Training and Validation Data from AI-Native Datasets Training and validation data generation: Daytime / Clear Weather 23

  24. Slide 24: Generating Training and Validation Data: Nighttime

    02 | AI-Native Data Generating Training and Validation Data from AI-Native Datasets Training and validation data generation: Nighttime 24

  25. Slide 25: Generating Training and Validation Data: Daytime / Heavy Rain

    02 | AI-Native Data Generating Training and Validation Data from AI-Native Datasets Training and validation data generation: Daytime / Heavy Rain 25

  26. Slide 26: Collaboration with NVIDIA and MathWorks on Data Generation for Physical AI

    02 | AI-Native Data Collaboration with NVIDIA and MathWorks on Data Generation for Physical AI Training and Validation Using DMP’s high-precision 3D map data as source data, 3D scenes and scenarios are created with MathWorks RoadRunner, and NVIDIA Cosmos Transfer is used to generate high-quality vid

  27. Slide 27: Financial Results for the First Quarter and Full-Year Forecast for FY2027

    03 Financial Results for the First Quarter and Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 27

  28. Slide 28: Key Initiatives

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Progress in Strengthening the Foundation for Expanded Enterprise Licensing and Growth in the Physical AI Business Expansion of enterprise license orders from a leading global semiconductor manufacturer and autonomous tru

  29. Slide 29: Additional Enterprise License Order for AI Applications from a Semiconductor Manufacturer

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Received an Additional Enterprise License Order for AI Applications (Data for AI) from a Leading Global Semiconductor Manufacturer Additional order received for Europe, South Korea, and Japan data following successful ut

  30. Slide 30: Providing AI-Native Datasets Built on Globally Developed 3D Data Assets

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Providing AI-Native Datasets Built on Globally Developed High-Precision 3D Data Assets Accelerating the Data for AI business through AI-native datasets Released a sample AI-native dataset on Hugging Face in June 2026, ge

  31. Slide 31: Integrating Four Data Layers for Multimodal AI Data

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Integrating Four Data Layers to Provide the Multimodal Data Required for AI Development RAW data, high-precision 3D data, semantic data, and 3DGS data are integrated within a unified spatial framework. This integrated fr

  32. Slide 32: Expanding High-Precision 3D Data Applications from Autonomous Driving to Physical AI

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Expanding High-Precision 3D Data Applications from Autonomous Driving to Physical AI High-precision 3D data developed for the Tokyo Ryutsu Center (TRC) is being utilized by members of the Heiwajima Autonomous Driving Con

  33. Slide 33: Contributing to Open Innovation for the Deployment of Physical AI

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Contributing to Open Innovation for the Deployment of Physical AI The Heiwajima Autonomous Driving Conference, established in May 2025, brings together industry, government, and academia and utilizes the Tokyo Ryutsu Cen

  34. Slide 34: Growing Adoption of 3Dmapspocket in Real Estate Development

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Growing Adoption of 3Dmapspocket® in Real Estate Development 3Dmapspocket® is a comprehensive 3D spatial platform that enables measurement, analysis, object placement, and other spatial assessments in a one-stop environm

  35. Slide 35: 3Dmapspocket Provided Free After the Kumamoto Earthquake

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 3Dmapspocket® Provided Free of Charge to Support Damage Assessment and Recovery Efforts Following the Kumamoto Earthquake 3Dmapspocket® provided free of charge to support situational awareness and recovery efforts in ear

  36. Slide 36: License-Based Revenue Increased Year Over Year, Adjusted EBITDA Within Budget

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 License-Based Revenue Increased Year Over Year, While Adjusted EBITDA Remained Within Budget Despite a Larger Loss License-Based Revenue grew year over year, driven primarily by enterprise license projects, increasing 10

  37. Slide 37: On Track to Achieve Positive Adjusted EBITDA for the Full Year

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 On Track to Achieve Positive Adjusted EBITDA for the Full Year Full-year guidance remains unchanged, with revenue of JPY7.0 billion, license-based revenue of JPY3.0 billion, and adjusted EBITDA expected to return to posi

  38. Slide 38: Key Initiatives for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Business environment and initiatives Strengthening AI-native data and product development and expanding enterprise licenses Strengthening “AI-native” data and product development to meet demand for physical AI. Continuin

  39. Slide 39: Automotive Enterprise Licenses Drive License-Based Revenue

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Automotive Enterprise Licenses Drive License-Based Revenue; Initiatives Underway to Win and Expand Project-Based License-based business: Enterprise licenses continue to drive growth in AI-related use cases; mass-producti

  40. Slide 40: Expanding an 80%+ Gross Margin License-Based Business to Drive Mid- to Long-Term Growth

    03 | Financial Results for the First Quarter and​ Full-Year Forecast for FY2027 Expanding an 80%+ Gross Margin License-Based Business to Drive 10-30% Mid- to Long-Term Growth With the business foundation for growth now in place, we will shift to a license-driven revenue structure and move into the p

  41. Slide 41: Business Pipeline Update

    04 Business Pipeline Update 41

  42. Slide 42: License-Based Business (Automotive)

    04 | Business Pipeline Update License-Based Business (Automotive) In addition to growth in vehicle model adoption, we expect demand for our data to increase as AI adoption in autonomous driving and ADAS development accelerates. Our data has been adopted by a total of six customers across 39 vehicle

  43. Slide 43: License-Based Business (3D Data)

    04 | Business Pipeline Update License-Based Business (3D Data) Leveraging our global data assets, applications are expanding into infrastructure management, real estate, simulation, gaming, and other industries. We are also advancing data provision through sales partners and focusing on building a r

  44. Slide 44: Project-Based Business (3D Data)

    04 | Business Pipeline Update Project-Based Business (3D Data) Backed by strong relationships with the Japanese government, we have a proven track record of winning multiple national projects in the 3D data business​. Amid growing private-sector–led automation investment, projects with private compa

  45. Slide 45: Project-Based Business (Automotive)

    04 | Business Pipeline Update Project-Based Business (Automotive) Expanding HD map coverage while securing stable revenue and limiting upfront investment. Advances new development in new countries and regions, while continuing to secure update orders in existing markets. Key Pipeline (revenues recog

  46. Slide 46: High-Precision 3D Data Platform

    We aggregate various information as a high-precision 3D data platform provider. We aim to realize a world where analysis, control, and prediction are possible, thereby achieving innovations that contribute to solving societal challenges. Traffic Advertising Information Information Real Estate Inform

  47. Slide 47: Appendix

    Appendix DYNAMIC MAP PLATFORM W 47

  48. Slide 48: Consolidated Statements of Income

    05 | Appendix Consolidated Statements of Income Consolidated Statements of Income FY2026 Q1 FY2027 Q1 Change (millions of yen) Net sales 1,459 1,147 -311 Cost of sales 1,022 1,445 +422 Gross profit 436 (297) -733 SG&A expenses​ 632 702 +69 Operating profit (loss) (196) (999) -803 Non-operating incom

  49. Slide 49: Consolidated Balance Sheet

    05 | Appendix Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Balance Sheet March 2026 June 2026 Change Assets (millions of yen) Cash and deposits 3,658 4,253 +595 Committed line agreements Other current assets 2,953 1,952 -1,000 Secured with two financial institutions, with a total Total current assets 6,6

  50. Slide 50: Trend in Net Sales and Adjusted EBITDA

    05 | Appendix Trend in Net Sales and Adjusted EBITDA Net Sales (millions of yen) Adjusted EBITDA (millions of yen) 7,465 7,000 5,567 5,686 FY2024 FY2025 FY2026 FY2027 (Forecast) 4,000 50 6,293 3,092 -501 -609 4,572 -2,203 3,000 2,594 994 1,171 FY2024 FY2025 FY2026 FY2027 (Forecast) License-based rev

  51. Slide 51: Consolidated Results: Quarterly Cumulative Net Sales Trends

    05 | Appendix Consolidated Results: Quarterly Cumulative Net Sales Trends Cumulative Net Sales (millions of yen) 7,465 5,686 4,012 6,293 3,092 3,373 5,567 2,248 2,451 3,168 2,094 1,459 3,107 1,506 1,724 2,594 873 1,577 665 1,171 1,279 677 843 944 343 524 586 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY202

  52. Slide 52: Revenue Reached JPY 2.3 Billion in Q4, and Adjusted EBITDA Also Improved

    05 | Appendix Revenue Reached JPY 2.3 Billion Mainly from Enterprise Licenses in the Q4, and Adjusted EBITDA Also Improved In the fourth quarter, the Company recorded revenues of JPY 2.3 billion, primarily from enterprise licenses. Adjusted EBITDA improved significantly in the fourth quarter, turnin

  53. Slide 53: Understanding Physical AI

    05 | Appendix Understanding Physical AI Physical AI refers to AI that operates and interacts in the physical world, including autonomous driving systems and robotics, and differs from conventional AI that operates primarily in digital environments. Since its establishment, DMP has generated and accu

  54. Slide 54: Providing Data to the High-Growth Physical AI Market

    05 | Appendix Providing Data to the High-Growth Physical AI Market The physical AI market is expected to achieve strong growth over the next decade, driven by expanding applications in robotics, autonomous driving, and smart infrastructure. DMP is already providing data for AI training and validatio

  55. Slide 55: Contributing to the Social Implementation of Physical AI Through Data for AI

    05 | Appendix Contributing to the Social Implementation of Physical AI Through “Data for AI” From a data perspective, there are five major challenges to the social implementation of physical AI, which correspond to five categories of spatial data. The Company develops its Data for AI business by pro

  56. Slide 56: Expansion of Enterprise Licenses Driven by Growing Demand for Data for AI

    05 | Appendix Expansion of Enterprise Licenses Driven by Growing Demand for Data for AI In addition to mass-production licenses, enterprise licenses are expanding among major automotive OEM groups, global semiconductor manufacturers, and autonomous driving system developers. Major automotive OEM Glo

  57. Slide 57: Modular E2E AI System

    05 | Appendix Modular E2E AI System Multiple variations exist and are evolving step by step in E2E AI-based autonomous driving technology. Due to the heavy processing load, the difficulty of safety validation, and the challenge of securing massive resources required by monolithic E2E AI systems, som

  58. Slide 58: Autonomous Driving Systems and Value of High-Precision Map Data

    05 | Appendix Autonomous Driving Systems and Value of High-Precision Map Data As a platform provider that delivers high-precision location information from large volumes of high-quality source data, the Company can offer the value of high-precision map data to any autonomous driving system. We respo

  59. Slide 59: WP.29 Agreement on International Standards for Automated Driving Systems

    05 | Appendix WP.29 Agreement on International Standards for Automated Driving Systems and Its Impact on DMP's Business In June 2026, the UNECE World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) reached agreement on international standards for automated driving systems, including Level 3 a

  60. Slide 60: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This document has been prepared by Dynamic Map Platform Co., Ltd. (the “Company”) solely for informational purposes. This document contains forward-looking statements, which are predictions about the future that reflect management's judgment based on currently available information. As su

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