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Financial Results for FY2025 and Management Plan - Re-Formulation of the Management Plan Toward FY2030 -

EIKEN CHEMICAL CO., LTD. (Code: 4549)

May 12, 2026

* FY2025; April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026

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Key Message Today

01

02

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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    1. Financial Results for FY2025

    2. Financial Forecasts for FY2026

    3. 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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3

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)

01

Decision-making

  • Faster decision-making

  • Greater delegation and reformation of the judging process

    Resource allocation

    02

  • Concentrated in specified product groups

  • Evaluations and determinations with

    ROIC

    Execution

    03

  • Portfolio restructuring moved into execution phase

  • Monitoring progress of the ROIC

    management

    Organizational and cultural reform

    04

    • CEO's caravan program/networking events

    • Reviewed the HR system to motivate personnel.

Actions to markets

05

  • 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 capital

Contribution 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

  • Management capability for product development.

  • A conservative structure driven by R&D.

Production

  • Inefficient operations due to sporadic production

    bases.

  • Still promoting plant renovations toward automation.

Growth investment

  • Criteria of evaluation and decision for investments.

  • New investments, lack of an M&A structure.

Measure

  • Create an alliance with companies having a strong presence in the clinic market.

  • Dedicate sales teams for each customer's facility size.

  • Strengthen strategic partnerships with distributors overseas.

  • Roll out new products (FIT+, etc.).

  • Clarification of KPIs, rigorous risk management, and optimization of resource allocation.

  • Establish a market-in process.

  • Making decisions for product development and strategic investments based on ROI.

  • Consolidate, reorganize and streamline production bases.

  • Expand the production engineering structure and improve process with automation.

  • Thoroughly evaluate and decide investments based on capital efficiency indexes.

  • Make growth investments, and build a structure for promoting M&As.

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Management Plan 2030: Financial KPIs

Financial KPIs

Previous 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 the

Target overseas sales

target

Americas

FY2025

results

Management Plan 2030.

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

Americas

Center 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

    EMEA

    Steady 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

    APAC

    Building 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.)



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