EIKEN CHEMICAL CO., LTD. (Code: 4549)
May 12, 2026
* FY2025; April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026
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Key Message Today
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Reviewed the EIKEN ROAD MAP 2030 and Medium-term Plan under the current executive system, and reformulated as the
"Management Plan 2030"
(FY2026-FY2030)
Sincere execution and commitment to achieve our goals
We have taken seriously the fact that the plan fell short of expectations under the current executive management structure established in 2025, and conducted a thorough analysis of the underlying causes.
We redrew the roadmap to achieve the "EIKEN Vision 2030" which is the vision of the Eiken Group.
We will rigorously implement ROIC-focused management to enhance capital efficiency and profitability.
Yuji Segawa
President and
Yasuyoshi
Mori
Michitoshi
Doi
Toshiyuki
Tsuchiya
Tomohiro
Kudo
Hiroyasu
Furuhashi
Keiichiro
Yoshida
Satoshi
Akaishi
Katsunori
Watanabe
CEO, COO
General Manager,
General Manager,
General Manager,
General Manager,
General Manager,
General Manager,
General Manager,
General Manager,
R&D Headquarters
Production
Sales Headquarters
Business Management
Internal Audit
Overseas Sales
Domestic Sales
Nogi Plant,
(CTO)
Headquarters (CPO)
(CMSO)
Headquarters
Office
Supervisory Division,
Division, Sales
Production
(CFO and CHRO)
Sales Headquarters
Headquarters
Headquarters
Norihiro
Tomita
General Manager, Biochemical Research Laboratory, R&D Headquarters
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Financial Results for FY2025
Financial Forecasts for FY2026
Management Plan 2030
Agenda
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Financial Results for FY2025
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Summary of Financial Results for FY2025
Performance for FY2025
FY2024 Results | FY2025 Results | Amount of Change | Percentage of Change | |
Net sales | 40,539 | 41,899 | 1,359 | 3.45% |
Cost of sales | 24,027 | 25,723 | 1,696 | 7.1% |
Gross profit | 16,512 | 16,175 | (337) | (2.0%) |
SG&A expenses | 13,512 | 13,255 | (256) | (1.9%) |
Operating profit | 2,999 | 2,919 | (80) | (2.7%) |
Ordinary profit | 3,198 | 2,844 | (354) | (11.1%) |
Net profit | 2,228 | 3,708 | 1,480 | 66.5% |
Millions of yen
Growth of FIT and medical devices
42,200
99.3%
25,150
102.3%
17,050
94.9%
13,800
96.1%
3,250
89.8%
3,100
91.7%
3,770
98.4%
Negative impact of discontinuation of gene-related and instrument-related products following the USAID program closure.
Increase in cost of sales ratio
Delay in the effects of measures to improve earning power
Efficient use of expenses
Recorded approx. ¥2.0 billion in Q2 for the transfer of consolidated subsidiary equity.
FY2024
Results
FY2025
Results
FY2025
Forecast
R&D expenses
4,386
3,676
4,040
Capital investment
7,699
3,817
4,240
Depreciation
expenses
2,554
2,528
2,780
Achievement
rate
Amount
FY2025 Forecast
Sales and profits increased year on year, but results fell short of the forecast.
Sales: Sales increased mainly because of significant growth of fecal immunochemical test (FIT)
reagents in overseas markets and medical devices.
Profit: Operating profit decreased due to changes in the sales mix, while net profit increased on a gain from the transfer of a consolidated subsidiary.
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Summary of Financial Results for FY2025
Sales by Segment
金額単位: 百万円
合計
増加 減少 Total
Millions of yen ■ Increase ■ Decrease ■ Total
970
986
41,899
Millions of yen
529
217
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FY2024 Results | FY2025 Results | Amount of Change | Percentage of Change | FY2025 Amount | Forecast Achievement rate | |
Fecal immunochemical tests (FIT) | 12,941 | 13,470 | 529 | 4.1% | 13,640 | 98.8% |
Immunological and serological excluding FIT | 9,599 | 9,816 | 217 | 2.3% | 9,680 | 101.4% |
Urinalysis | 4,620 | 4,623 | 2 | 0.1% | 4,740 | 97.5% |
Microbiological | 4,501 | 4,284 | (217) | (4.8%) | 4,900 | 87.4% |
Clinical chemistry test | 573 | 579 | 6 | 1.1% | 610 | 94.9% |
Equipment/Food and Environment | 1,960 | 1,818 | (141) | (7.2%) | 1,860 | 97.7% |
Molecular test | 1,980 | 1,957 | (23) | (1.2%) | 2,440 | 80.2% |
Medical devices/Others | 4,362 | 5,348 | 986 | 22.6% | 4,330 | 123.5% |
Total | 40,539 | 41,899 | 1,359 | 3.4% | 42,200 | 99.3% |
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-7
-217
-142
(217)
40,539
(141)
(23)
FIT: Sales increased both in Japan and overseas, driven mainly by strong growth in sales for overseas markets
Microbiological: Sales decreased due to declined sales of POCT products and antimicrobial susceptibility test reagents
Equip., Food & Env. : Sales decreased due to discontinuation of unprofitable test tools
Molecular tests: Temporary patent income, but decrease in sales of tuberculosis test reagents (TB-LAMP) for Nigeria due to the impact of USAID program closure
Medical devices: Sales increased for Urinalysis devices, FIT analyzers, and Immunological and serological testing products introduced and sold by Tosoh Corporation
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FY2024
Results
FY2025
Results
Amount of Percentage
Change of Change
Domestic Sales 29,829
30,442
612 2.1%
Overseas Sales 10,710
11,457
746 7.0%
Overseas Sales Ratio 26.4%
27.3%
- -
Total 40,539
41,899
1,359 3.4%
Americas 2,430
2,516
86 3.6%
EMEA 4,282
4,774
491 11.5%
APAC 3,997
4,165
168 4.2%
Millions of yen
168
491
41,899
Americas
12,050 95.1%
- -
42,200 99.3%
2,530 99.4%
5,260 90.8%
4,260 97.8%
Americas
Despite a temporary shipment decline due to device replacement timing, demand growth continued amid an expanded FIT target age group, endoscopic triage, and a shift to immunological methods.
EMEA
Growth of FIT reagents and devices
England: Increase due to temporary inventory adjustment caused by shipping method change Italy: Increase due to expansion of target age group Israel: Decrease due to the Middle East situation
South Africa: Increase by gaining a leading testing center as a customer
Decrease in sales of TB-LAMP due to the
FY2024
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国内
米州
25年3月 期
40,539
612
Domestic Americas
EMEA APAC
FY2025
Noth America and Central and South America
EMEA
Europe and Africa, Middle East and Russia [TB-LAMP sales for developing countries are included in the EMEA region.]
APAC
Asia and Oceania
26年3月 期
[All sales of urinalysis test reagents (tie-up with Sysmex) overseas are included in the APAC region.]
closure of USAID program
APAC
Growth of FIT reagents
South Korea: Recovery from the impact of the
doctors' strike in the previous term
Decrease in sales from urinalysis reagents overseas, but increase in revenues from urine test devices
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FY2025 Forecast
Amount
Achievement
rate
Summary of Financial Results for FY2025
Sales by Region
Millions of yen
Domestic
30,150
101.0%
Increased sales of diagnostic instruments, including
immunological and serological testing products introduced from Tosoh Corporation, urinalysis, and other testing devices
Financial Forecasts for FY2026
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FY2025 Results Ratio of net sales | FY2026 Forecasts Ratio of net sales | YoY change Percentage | ||||
Net sales | 41,899 | 100.0% | 42,000 | 100.0% | 100 | 0.2% |
Domestic Sales | 30,442 | 72.7% | 30,210 | 71.9% | (232) | (0.8%) |
Overseas Sales | 11,457 | 27.3% | 11,790 | 28.1% | 333 | 2.9% |
Cost of sales | 25,723 | 61.4% | 25,650 | 61.1% | (73) | (0.3%) |
Gross profit | 16,175 | 38.6% | 16,350 | 38.9% | 174 | 1.1% |
SG&A expenses | 13,255 | 31.6% | 13,280 | 31.6% | 24 | 0.2% |
Operating profit | 2,919 | 7.0% | 3,070 | 7.3% | 150 | 5.2% |
Ordinary profit | 2,844 | 6.8% | 2,900 | 6.9% | 55 | 2.0% |
Net profit | 3,708 | 8.9% | 2,070 | 4.9% | (1,638) | (44.2%) |
Financial Forecasts for FY2026
Consolidated Financial Forecasts
Millions of yen
R&D expenses: 3,600; capital investment: 2,318; depreciation expenses: 2,654 (Millions of yen)
[Shareholder returns] Dividend per share; ¥58
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FY2025 Results Ratio of net sales | FY2026 Forecasts Ratio of net sales | YoY change Percentage | ||||
Fecal immunochemical tests (FIT) | 13,470 | 32.1% | 14,220 | 33.9% | 749 | 5.6% |
Immunological and serological excluding FIT | 9,816 | 23.4% | 10,000 | 23.8% | 183 | 1.9% |
Urinalysis | 4,623 | 11.0% | 4,650 | 11.1% | 26 | 0.6% |
Microbiological | 4,284 | 10.2% | 4,580 | 10.9% | 295 | 6.9% |
Clinical chemistry test | 579 | 1.4% | 640 | 1.5% | 60 | 10.4% |
Equipment/Food and Environment | 1,818 | 4.3% | 1,620 | 3.9% | (198) | (10.9%) |
Molecular test | 1,957 | 4.7% | 1,680 | 4.0% | (277) | (14.2%) |
Medical devices/Others | 5,348 | 12.8% | 4,610 | 11.0% | (738) | (13.8%) |
Total | 41,899 | 100.0% | 42,000 | 100.0% | 100 | 0.2% |
Financial Forecasts for FY2026
Forecasts by Segment
Millions of yen
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Management Plan 2030 (FY2026-FY2030)
*FY2030; April 1, 2030 to March 31, 2031
Achievements (FY2025)
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Decision-making
Faster decision-making
Greater delegation and reformation of the judging process
Resource allocation
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Concentrated in specified product groups
Evaluations and determinations with
ROIC
Execution
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Portfolio restructuring moved into execution phase
Monitoring progress of the ROIC
management
Organizational and cultural reform
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CEO's caravan program/networking events
Reviewed the HR system to motivate personnel.
Actions to markets
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Strength of external communication
Implementation of branding measures
Revenue and profit: Achieved 99.3% of the plan
Japan: Increased revenue year to year, achieving 101.0% of the plan
Overseas: Achieved 95.1% of the plan despite USAID closure
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Introduction: What Has Changed with the Current Management Team?
The current management team has shifted to a "deliver-on-plan" execution
model over the past 9 months.
Orientation of Management Plan 2030
Management Philosophy
EIKEN WAY
Management Philosophy Protect the health of the public through health care services.
Vision Eiken group is dedicated to leveraging expertise as a medical testing pioneer in order to increase corporate value by protecting the health of the public with products and services that customers can trust.
Motto We Eiken provide trustworthy quality, and develop with technology
Our Aspiration
EIKEN Vision 2030
Path to Our Aspiration
Management Plan 2030 (FY2026-FY2030)
Re-Formulation of the Plan Under the Current Executive Management Structure -
Annual Goals
Points
Strategy direction toward FY2030 remains unchanged.
Both EIKEN ROAD MAP 2030 and Medium-Term Management Plan (FY2025-FY2027) are
reformulated into the "Management Plan 2030".
Going forward, rigorously achieve fiscal year goals, and review and refine the plan every term.
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"EIKEN Vision 2030" The Vision of the Eiken Group
Strategy direction toward FY2030 remains unchanged.
EIKEN Vision 2030
Business Strategy
Sustainability Strategy
Cancer Infectious disease Healthcare Sustainability Human capitalContribution to cancer prevention and treatment
Contribution to eradication and control of infectious diseases
Provision of products and services useful for healthcare
Business activities in harmony with the global environment
A vibrant corporation
making use of
employee's talent
Management Philosophy, Business Environment, and Sustainability Management
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Background of Management Plan Reformulation
External
Factors
I n t e r n a l F a c t o r s
Soaring costs against a backdrop of geopolitical risks, etc. (raw material cost, logistics cost…)
Difficult to reflect the soaring costs in prices even as inflation proceeds due to Japan's medical insurance system (NHI point)
Decrease in demand of tuberculosis test overseas due to the USAID budget freeze
Area | Root cause of shortfall |
Market/Sales | Japan: Improvement of sales structure for competitive clinic market to strengthen sales activities. |
Overseas: Reliance on distributors, and improvement of the product differentiation and marketing activities. | |
Product development |
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Growth investment |
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Management Plan 2030: Financial KPIs
Financial KPIsPrevious Management Plan
(EIKEN ROADMAP 2030)
Management Plan 2030
(FY2026-FY2030)
FY2030 | |
Sales | 60 billion yen 75 billion yen including new businesses and non-continuous growth |
Overseas sales ratio | 40% + |
Operating profit | 15 billion yen |
Operating profit margin | 20% |
ROE | 15% + |
ROIC | ー |
FY2030 | |
Sales | 50 billion yen + Excluding new businesses and non-continuous growth |
Overseas sales ratio | 35% + |
Operating profit | 7 billion yen + |
Operating profit margin | 14% + |
ROE | 10% + |
ROIC | 10% + |
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Improvement of profitability of domestic business
Growth acceleration of overseas business
Non-continuous growth through alliances and M&As
Basis of ROIC improvement
Expand sales of high-profit products
Reorganize the low-profit product group
Concentrate R&D activities in areas with high potential of profitability and growth
Core of continuous growth
Develop markets using FIT
Immune serum reagents
•Reinforce sales promotion in the
animal test market
•Develop new markets by introducing
new products
Evolution of business portfolio
Non-continuous growth factors
Expand and improve sales channels
•Pursue high-precision technology
•Focus on measurement devices
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Management Plan 2030: Strategies
Continued Growth and Improvement of Profitability
Market growth
Developing product group
Gene-related (cancer, CDx)
POCT products
Main product group
Fecal immunochemical test (FIT)
Low-profit product group
Immune serum (BLEIA/EIA)
Microorganism (partial products)
Equipment/food and environment
Reallocation of managerial resources
Profitable product group
Gene-related (infectious diseases)
Immune serum (in-house products, Tosho products)
Urine test
Area of concentrated investment
Business profitability
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Management Plan 2030: Strategies
Reorganization of Product Portfolio
For the low-profit product group, a policy to be implemented in FY2025 was decided and initiated
Management Plan 2030: Strategies
Improvement of Profitability of Domestic Business
Concentrate managerial resources in the main product group, developing product group and profitable product group to improve profitability.
Market growth
Developing product group
Gene
Main product group
Improve the sales structure and academic support system to build a customer base of the multi-companion diagnostic system (MINtS).
POCT products
Clinics
Fecal immunochemical test (FIT)
Expand the spread of mail-in colorectal cancer
screening using a new stool collecting container.
Strengthen sales activities in the clinic market by creating alliances
with other companies and reforming the sales structure.
Low-profit product group
Immune serum (BLEIA/EIA)
Microorganism (partial products)
Equipment/food and environment
Profitable product group
Immune serum
Adoption by testing centers and major hospitals following the launch of 3 new
latex products.
Testing centers
Large hospitals
Area of concentrated investment
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Business profitability
Management Plan 2030: Strategies
Growth Acceleration of Overseas Business
Americas will lead growth overseas under theTarget overseas sales
target
FY2025
results
36.3%
22.0%
FY2030
EMEA
APAC
EIKEN Medical America Europe Branch
41.7%
27.3%
(11.4 billion yen)
Overseas sales ratio
35% +
(17.5 billion yen +)
*Image of sales structure by region
AmericasCenter of growth of sales and profits
Review of FIT pricing structure through regulatory (RA) strategy
Continue to roll out FIT in South America
Develop an animal immune serum reagent market in North America, and build a business foundation by securing sales channels
EMEASteady expansion
Develop an FIT market in Middle East, the Balkan States, and neighboring countries of Europe.
Expand the African market through tuberculosis
examination tours
Strengthen the sales activities for animal immune serum reagents
Eiken Medical Shanghai
APACBuilding of the business foundation
China
Survey and collect market needs in the Chinese market
Southeast Asia
Consider setting up a resident office
Build relationships with local key opinion leaders
Collaborate with local distributors and develop markets
Americas: North America, and Central and South America
EMEA: Europe, and Africa, Middle East and Russia
(TB-LAMP sales for developing countries are included in the EMEA Region.)
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APAC: Asia and Oceania
(All sales of urinalysis test reagents (tie-up with Sysmex) overseas are included in the APAC Region.)
