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‌FY26/3 Results Briefing

Kakaku.com Inc. (TSE Prime 2371)

May 8, 2026



‌Executive Summary

FY26/3

Highlights

Revenue 94.1billion yen (YoY +20%), Operating Profit 27.2billion yen (YoY -7%)

  • Revenue reached a record high, with Tabelog and Kyujin Box exceeding initial plans.

  • Operating profit was anticipated to decline due to growth investments in Kyujin Box but fell slightly below forecast due to additional M&A-related expenses and AI investment costs.

FY27/3

Results Forecast

Revenue 114.5billion yen (YoY +22%), Operating Profit 30.8billion yen (YoY +13%)

  • The Tabelog and HR segments are expected to serve as the primary growth drivers.

  • We are targeting both revenue and profit growth, while maintaining our commitment to growth investments in the HR segment.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 1



  1. ‌FY26/3 Consolidated Operating Results

  2. FY26/3 Operating Results by Segment

  3. FY27/3 Results Forecast

  4. Appendix

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 2



‌Consolidated Operating Results

FY26/3 Q4 and Full-Year Highlights

(million yen)

FY26/3 Q4

YoY Change

Full-Year

YoY Change

Full-Year Forecast

(progress)

Amount

%

Amount

%

Revenue

25,236

+3,488

+16.0%

94,127

+15,692

+20.0%

92,000

(102.3%)

Operating Profit

6,110

-1,118

-15.5%

27,243

-2,050

-7.0%

28,000

(97.3%)

OP Margin

24.2%

-9.0pt

-

28.9%

-8.4pt

-

30.4%

(-)

Profit Before Income Taxes

6,420

-114

-1.7%

27,347

-1,368

-4.8%

27,700

(98.7%)

Profit Attributable to Owners of the Parent Company

4,433

-501

-10.1%

18,803

-1,230

-6.1%

19,000

(99.0%)

EPS (yen)

22.41

-2.55

-

95.05

-6.28

-

-

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 3



‌Consolidated Operating Results

FY26/3 Q4 and Full-Year Revenue and Income by Segment

(million yen)

FY26/3 Q4

YoY Change

Full-Year

YoY Change

Full-Year Forecast (progress)

Amount

%

Amount

%

Kakaku.com

Tabelog

Kyujin Box

Incubation

Revenue 6,057 -362 -5.6% 23,611 -32 -0.1% 24,000

(98.4 )

%

(98.0 )

Segment Income 3,237 -251 -7.2% 12,548 +814 +6.9% 12,800

%

(101.9 )

Revenue 10,562 +1,718 +19.4% 40,239 +6,766 +20.2% 39,500

%

(101.8 )

Segment Income 5,168 +767 +17.4% 22,196 +4,117 +22.8% 21,800

%

(109.2 )

Revenue 5,792 +1,536 +36.1% 20,205 +6,841 +51.2% 18,500

%

(99.1 )

Segment Income -617 -1,197 -206.2% -1,486 -5,749 -134.9% -1,500

%

(98.7 )

Revenue 2,825 +596 +26.7% 10,071 +2,117 +26.6% 10,200

%

(101.5 )

Segment Income 801 +128 +19.0% 2,740 +815 +42.3% 2,700

%

-7,800

Adjustment of Segment Income* -2,480 -564 -29.5% -8,756 -2,048 -30.5%

(112.3%)

＊Adjustment of Segment Income includes corporate, and company wide-expenses not allocated to each segment.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 4



‌Consolidated Operating Results

FY26/3 Change in Operating Profit (Quarterly and Full-Year)

Q4 Change in Operating Profit

(million yen)

Full Year Change in Operating Profit

(million yen)

YoY increase of:

Personnel Expenses ¥318 million Outsourcing Expenses ¥283 million

YoY increase of:

Agency Fees ¥687 million Service Fees, etc. ¥806 million

Increase due to brand investment for Kyujin Box (approx. ¥2 billion)

YoY increase of:

Personnel Expenses ¥1,074 million Outsourcing Expenses ¥1,544 million

YoY increase of:

Agency Fees ¥3,708 million Service Fees, etc. ¥2.395 million

Increase due to brand investment for Kyujin Box (just under ¥7 billion cumulative)



Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 5

‌Consolidated Operating Results

Quarterly Trends in Key Operating Expenses and their Ratio to Revenue

Advertising Expenses

(million yen)

20.5%

18.3%

22.6%20.9%

13.8%13.5%14.1%

24.8%

Agency Fees (Commissions)

(million yen)

9.9% 10.2%

23.0%22.3%21.3%20.5%21.4%21.3%20.8%20.0%

8.7%

9.7%

10.2%

Personnel/Outsourcing Expenses

(million yen)

7.5%

6.2% 6.4%

2,862

2,448 2,514

4,467

4,007

5,169 5,023

6,260

1,099 1,188

1,527

1,883

2,163

2,341 2,330

2,570

4,069

4,151 4,332 4,453

4,695 4,880

4,993 5,054

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Growth investments drove higher advertising expenses and agency fees

  • Advertising expenses and agency fees increased mainly due to strategic investments in Kyujin Box.

  • While personnel and outsourcing expenses trended upward, their ratio to revenue declined.

＊For more details on operating cost, please refer to page 26.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 6





  1. ‌FY26/3 Consolidated Operating Results

  2. FY26/3 Operating Results by Segment

  3. FY27/3 Results Forecast

  4. Appendix

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 7



‌Kakaku.com

Quarterly Trends in Revenue and Segment Income

(million yen)

6,419

6,034

2,046

5,836 5,749 5,970

YoY

－5.6%

6,057

50.9%

39.7%

52.6% 54.3% 53.7% 52.4% 53.1% 53.4%

435

241

751

578

405

223

767

671

1,951

5,612

5,580

1,830

1,825

1,136

1,054

640

635

1,128

656

385

205

770

938

1,263

764

506

275

779

785

1,935

1,132

740

433

224

809

561

1,892

1,095

692

428

198

811

632

2,047

956

648

405

192

790

931

2,134

924

784

507

227

819

661

2,859

2,215*

3,172

3,488

YoY

－7.2%

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY25/3

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY26/3

3,133 3,010 3,168 3,237

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY25/3 FY26/3

Shopping Personal Finance Telecom. Automotive

Other Serives Insurance Advertising

＊ In FY25/3 Q2, impairment losses of 588 million yen were recorded mainly on intangible assets and goodwill related to the business of Pathee Inc.. Excluding this impact, FY25/3 Q2 segment income for Kakaku.com was 2,803 million yen (YoY+9.2%) and income margin was 50.2%. For details, please refer to: 2. Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements (6) Notes on the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the Consolidated Earnings Report for the Second Quarter (Semi-annual Period) of the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2025, issued on Nov. 6, 2024.

Shopping strong, but Personal Finance remained challenging

Q4 Results

  • Shopping remained strong, supported by rising demand for PCs ahead of price increases due to semiconductor shortages.

  • Personal Finance continued to face challenges due to shifts in the market environment and strategic changes by major players.

    Full-Year Review

  • Strong performance in Shopping was offset by weakness in Personal Finance, in H2, keeping revenue flat year-over-year.

  • Segment income increased due to the absence of one-time impairment losses recorded in the previous fiscal year, combined with improved operational efficiency.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 8





‌Tabelog

Quarterly Trends in Revenue and Segment Income

(million yen)

YoY

＋19.4%

56.2% 56.1%54.5%

56.5% 58.2% 57.4%

49.8%

48.9%

10,743 10,562

8,969

8,843

9,257

9,677

7,631 8,031

Q1

12

Q2

17

Q3

22

Q4 25

Q1 28

FY25/3

Q2 43

FY26/3

Q3 40

Q4 48

383

367

459

480

438

424

517

515

394

420

415

410

405

410

405

399

3,401

3,532

4,405

4,176

4,340

4,649

5,391

5,618

3,441

3,567

3,808

3,685

3,982

4,096

4,335

4,211

4,288

4,503

4,886

4,402

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY25/3

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY26/3

5,227

5,633

YoY

＋17.4%

6,168

5,168

Restaurant Promotion Restaurant Reservation User Memberships

Advertising Other

Online reservations drove results, exceeding the full-year plan

Q4 Results

  • Restaurant reservations drove growth, and restaurant advertising also expanded steadily. Meanwhile, strategic promotions aimed at boosting online reservation usage in regional cities temporarily lowered the segment profit margin.

    Full-Year Review

  • Restaurant reservations grew strongly throughout the year, and restaurant advertising also remained solid due to synergy effects, allowing the segment to maintain a high level of profitability.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 9





‌Tabelog

Quarterly Trends in Key KPIs

Restaurant Promotion

No. of contracted Restaurants and ARPU

(end-of-quarter, thousand restaurants, yen)

Restaurant Reservation

No. of contracted Restaurants and ARPU

17,30016,20016,50016,700

15,10014,900

19,10017,700

(end-of-quarter, thousand restaurants, yen)

No. of Online Reservations

(quarterly total, million persons)

23,00023,000

23,00023,100

Domestic (Res. made on the Japanese Site/App)

23.56 23.82

29.60 27.94 29.34 30.11

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

FY25/3 FY26/3

22,800

22,80022,70022,900

54.8

50.2 52.0

56.0 57.7 60.4

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

FY25/3 FY26/3

62.9 63.5

36.73 34.86

75.5 78.5

82.3 84.7 87.4

90.0 93.7 96.3

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

FY25/3 FY26/3

Inbound (Res. made by Inbound Travelers)

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

0.86 0.89

0.11

0.23 0.39 0.37 0.42

0.58

＊1 The number of fee-paying restaurants is 97,700. Of these, 60,s00 are using both the Restaurant Promotion and the Restaurant Reservation Service.

＊ARPU= 3-month average of, monthly service revenue divided by monthly no. of contracted restaurants.

Key KPIs remained solid

Q4 Results

  • The number of

subscribing to either

restaurants or both the

restaurant promotion and online reservations exceeded 100,000.

  • Supported by continued strong inbound reservations, total online reservations increased significantly to

35.75 million.

Full-Year Review

  • The number of contracted restaurants and online reservations expanded at a pace exceeding the previous fiscal year.

  • Contracted restaurants and online reservations expanded at a pace exceeding the prior year. Establishing a record-high client restaurant network, advanced the foundation for both sustainable growth in existing businesses and non-linear growth

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 10





‌Kyujin Box

Quarterly Trends in Revenue and Segment Income

(million yen)

YoY

＋36.1%

2,706

2,962

3,440

4,256

4,664

4,952 4,797

5,792

1,148

42.4% 44.4% 35.4%

13.6%

7.6%

-14.6% -10.4% -10.6%

1,315

1,219

581

YoY

－206.2%

356

-724

-501

-617

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Revenue significantly exceeded the full-year plan

Q4 Results

  • Entering the peak demand season, revenue grew steadily while maintaining a high growth rate.

  • Segment losses expanded due to strategic branding investments timed with the busy season.

    Full-Year Review

  • Favorable competitive conditions in H1 drove strong performance, with revenue exceeding the full-year plan by over 10 percentage points. Growth investments in brand awareness and sales channel expansion resulted in a JPY 1.5 billion loss.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 11





‌Kyujin Box

Quarterly Trends in Key KPIs

Monthly No. of Users and Visits

(quarterly average, million users, million visits)

Monthly Users Monthly Visits (Sessions)

No. of Active Client Accounts

(quarterly average)

ARPU (Revenue per Active Client Account)

(quarterly average, ten thousand yen)

29.94

27.89

25.75

27.60

23.1522.80

20.68



32.85

13,800

14,500

12.8

12.3 11.8 11.8

13.3

10.67 10.98

9.33

11.42 11.6612.4711.62



14.37

12,500

10,900

10,100

8,600 8,800

13,300

11.1 11.4

10.5

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

＊Monthly Users: The number of individuals who visited the site within a month, measured by unique browsers.

＊Monthly Visits: The total number of times users visited the service within a month.

＊Active Accounts: The number of accounts that posted at least one paid job listing during the month. Since a single company may operate multiple accounts, this figure does not correspond to the number of companies.

＊ARPU: Three-month average of (monthly revenue ÷ monthly active client accounts).

Business foundation strengthened

Q4 Results

  • Supported by enhanced brand investments timed with peak demand, user and visit numbers increased steadily. Brand awareness improved by 20 percentage points from approx. 35% in the previous year.

  • New client acquisition progressed, with active accounts and ARPU reaching record highs.

    Full-Year Review

  • Despite the impact of seasonality and the competitive environment, all key KPIs trended steadily. The user base on both the job seeker and client company sides expanded, advancing the foundation for further growth from the next fiscal year onward.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 12





‌Incubation

Quarterly Trends in Revenue and Segment Income

YoY

＋26.7%

(million yen)

27.5%

30.2%

32.9% 28.3%

27.4%

17.4%

19.8%

19.1%

YoY

＋19.0%

2,825

2,524 2,520

2,230

843

2,078

2,201

562

565

1,765

1,882

572

818

562

550

567

1,265

912

1,328

1,307

1,235

901

1,023

1,119

418

507

461

538

296

271

308

293

309

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

189

Q2

FY25/3

167

Q3

FY26/3

138

Q4

829 801

673

691

572

373

420

307

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2 Q3

Q4

FY25/3

FY26/3

Real-Estate Travel/Transportation Home Services Other

＊Starting from FY26/3 Q1, we revised the internal breakdown of the Incubation segment. Revenue from businesses previously disclosed under "Lifestyle & Entertainment" is now aggregated under "Others." Accordingly, past figures have been retrospectively adjusted based on the new classification criteria. Furthermore, effective FY26/3 Q2, we have reclassified the amount of intercompany transaction eliminations, previously included in "Other," by apportioning it to each segment. Accordingly, the figures for FY26/3 Q1 have also been adjusted; however, the impact on the revenue of each segment is immaterial.

Home Services and Travel performed steadily, driving revenue and profit growth

Q4 Results

  • LiPLUS in the Home Services domain and Time Design in the "Travel" domain drove growth.

    Full-Year Results

  • While growth in the Real Estate domain slowed, LiPLUS, which joined the Group in April 2025, and Time Design served as key growth drivers, achieving resulting in double-digit

revenue and segment.

profit

growth for the

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 13





  1. ‌FY26/3 Consolidated Operating Results

  2. FY26/3 Operating Results by Segment

  3. FY27/3 Results Forecast

  4. Appendix

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 14



‌Results Forecast

Results and Dividend Forecast for FY27/3

Revenue

(billion yen)

Operating Profit

(billion yen)

Dividend*

(yen)

Forecast

114.5

YoY +21.6%

941

78.44

60.80

49.27

42.07

36.36

44.86

53.70

FY25/3

FY26/3

FY27/3

37.3%

28.9%

Forecast

30.8

YoY +13.1%

26.9%

29.29

27.24

15.26

17.10

13.40

14.03

13.84

13.70

FY25/3

FY26/3

FY27/3

Payout Ratio

78.9%

(49.3%)

52.6%

51.6%

Forecast

80

Special

30

54

50

Year-End

25

Year-End

25

Year-End

27

Interim

25

Interim

25

Interim

27

FY25/3

FY26/3

FY27/3

H1 H2 H1 H2 OP Margin

＊ In FY25/3, the dividend per share was 80 yen, consisting of a regular dividend of 50 yen and a special dividend of 30 yen, with a payout ratio of 78.9%. Excluding the special dividend, the dividend per share was 50 yen, with a payout ratio of 49.3%.

For more details, please refer to the "Notice of Revision to Dividend Forecast for FY March 2025 (Special Dividend)" disclosed on February 6, 2025.

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‌Results Forecast

FY27/3 Results Forecast by Segment

Revenue

246

+4%

While the Shopping category continues to grow, the decline in the Financial

Kakaku.com

Segment Income

133

+6%

Services category from the prior year is expected to cycle through, positioning

the segment for renewed growth.

Revenue

465

+16%

Maintaining high growth centered on expanding online reservations, with a focus

Tabelog

Segment Income

254

+14%

on accelerating the expansion of its nationwide business footprint and pursuing

medium- to long-term revenue opportunities such as restaurant DX.

Revenue

318

-

Establish a dual-brand structure consisting of "Kyujin Box" and "engage,"

HR*

Segment Income

-9

-

building the foundation for medium- to long-term synergies. Segment profit will

temporarily turn negative due to upfront costs associated with the consolidating engage.

Revenue

117

+15%

Positioning LiPLUS and Time Design as growth pillars, while continuing to

Segment Income

31

+13%

explore new business development and M&A opportunities.

(billion yen)

FY27/3

Forecast

YoY

Incubation

Adjustment of Segment Income* -99 +13%

Increase due to investments in advanced technologies such as generative AI, office expansion driven by increasing sales headcount, and the establishment of management infrastructure following the consolidation of the engage business.

＊From FY27/3 Q1, the combined total of Kyujin Box and the engage business will form the "HR" segment.

For Kyujin Box on a standalone basis, revenue of 26.2 billion yen (YoY +30%) and operating profit of 0 billion yen (an improvement of 1.5 billion yen yoy) are forecast.

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 16



  1. ‌FY26/3 Consolidated Operating Results

  2. FY26/3 Operating Results by Segment

  3. FY27/3 Results Forecast

  4. Appendix

Kakaku.com, Inc. FY26/3 Results 17

Appendix

‌Balance Sheet

As of March 31, 2025

(million yen)

As of March 31, 2026

(million yen)

Cash and cash equivalents

50,859

Current liabilities

27,514

Non-current liabilities 3,856

Total equity

62,134

Other current assets

20,681

Goodwillandotherintangibleassets

7,207

Other non-current assets

14,757

Cash and cash equivalents

46,468

Current liabilities

24,016

Non-current liabilities 3,289

Total equity

65,170

Other current assets

20,292

Goodwillandotherintangibleassets

11,403

Other non-current assets

14,312

  • Cash and cash equivalents decreased due to the payment of the year-end dividend in June (55 yen per share, totaling 10.9 billion yen) and the FY26/3 interim dividend in December (25 yen per share, totaling 5.0 billion yen).

  • Goodwill and intangible assets increased primarily due to the acquisition of LiPLUS Holdings, Inc.

Assets Liabilities/Equity Assets Liabilities/Equity

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‌ Appendix

Cash Flow

(million yen)

FY25/3 Q4

FY26/3 Q4

YoY Change (%)

Operating Cash Flow

27,404

25,354

-7.5%

Investing Cash Flow

-2,939

-11,415

-288.4%

Financing Cash Flow

-11,302

-18,374

-62.6%

Cash and Cash Equivalents at End of Period

50,859

46,468

-8.6%

Main Components

Operating CF

Profit before income taxes

27,347

Decrease in current liabilities

-7,620

Decrease in current assets

-5,592

Increase in financial liabilities

4,978

Investing CF

Payments into time deposits

-10,000

Purchase of shares of subsidiaries resulting in change in scope of consolidation

-3,715

Financing Cash Flow

Dividends paid

-15,820

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‌ Appendix

Mid-Term Plan (for reference)

Consolidated Mid-Term Plan

(billion yen)

Mid-Term Plan by Segment

(billion yen)

5-year CAGR ＋13%

1,430

784

530

293

Kakaku.com

Tabelog

5-year CAGR

FY30/3

Forecast

Revenue 270 +3%

Segment Income 150 +5%

Revenue 540 +10%

Segment Income 300 +11%

Revenue 500 +31%

Kyujin Box

Segment Income 150 +29%

Revenue 120 +9%

Incubation

Segment Income 40 +16%

FY25/3 FY30/3

Revenue Operating Profit

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‌ Appendix

Management Indices and Capital Allocation

  • ROE of 40％ or more、Equity Ratio of 50% or more (Cost of Equity recognized to be around 7-8%)

  • Operating profit margin of 40% or more

Management Indices

Capital Allocation

Actively pursue growth investments, while providing a certain level of shareholder returns. (Shareholder Returns)

  • Continuously pay dividends (twice a year, payout ratio of 50% or more)

  • After growth investments, flexibly return surplus funds to shareholders (buybacks, special dividends)

    (Growth Investments)

  • Expand business into new areas by leveraging existing business assets

  • Horizontally expand business into new industries using know-how from existing businesses

  • Investments in R&D related to advanced technologies

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‌ Appendix

Past Results of Financial Indices

FY22/3

FY23/3

FY24/3

FY25/3

FY26/3

Capital-to-Asset Ratio *1

68.0%

60.9%

61.7%

66.1%

70.3%

ROE *2

30.1%

33.7%

36.5%

35.4%

29.7%

EPS (yen)

69.65

79.39

90.45

101.33

95.05

Dividend per share (yen)

40

40

46

80

50

└Ordinary Dividend

40

40

46

50

50

└Special Divided

-

-

-

30

-

Total dividend payout

(billion yen)

81.9

81.1

91.7

158.2

98.9

Payout ratio

57.4%

50.4%

50.9%

78.9%

52.6%

Acquisition cost of treasury stock (billion yen)

50

80

60

0

0

Total return ratio *3

92.3%

99.8%

83.8%

78.9%

52.6%

*1 Capital-to-Asset Ratio = Equity attributable to owners of the parent company ÷ total assets × 100

*2 ROE = Profit attributable to owners of the parent company ÷ (Equity attributable to owners of the parent company) x 100

*3 Total Return Ratio = (Total dividend + Acquisition cost of treasury stock) ÷ Profit attributable to owners of the parent company x 100 Acquisition cost of treasury cost does not include fees or other expenses paid to the Tender Order Agent.

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‌ Appendix

Number of Employees and Breakdown by Age Group and Job Function

Number of Directly Employed Employees

(on a consolidated basis, including temporary employees)

1,577 1,581

1,619 1,651

1,733 1,694 1,716 1,709 1,728 1,731 1,734 1,715

1,776

1,834 1,852

1,884

1,484 1,492 1,508 1,509

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

FY22/3

FY23/3

FY24/3

FY25/3

FY26/3

Breakdown by age group and job function

(employees of Kakaku.com, Inc. as of March 2025)

40 and over 32%

Breakdown by

Age Group

20-29 19%

30-39 49%

Engineers 28%

Breakdown by

Job Function

Planning and Design of Websites/Services 31%

Sales 23%

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‌ Appendix

Sustainability (Materiality and Main Initiatives

Providing Sustainable Services

We are committed to strengthening security and protecting our users' privacy to ensure that they can use our services with confidence, while actively advancing initiatives that enhance the user experience through technological innovation. Currently, we are proactively incorporating cutting-edge technologies-including generative AI-and are engaged in ongoing research and development to deliver innovative services.

Main Initiatives

Information Security

  • Countermeasures against cyberattacks

  • Implementation and testing of incident response plans

  • Employee training to raise security awareness

Privacy Protection

  • Internal policies established for handling personal information

  • Employee training to raise awareness of privacy practices

  • Regular reviews and audits conducted

Service Quality Assurance

  • Policies and guidelines established for website operations

  • Disclosure and reporting on site management status

  • Initiatives to ensure advertising quality and acquisition of relevant certifications

Promotion of Technological Innovation and R&D for the Advancement of Services

  • Development of engineering talent

  • Utilization of generative AI

  • Sponsorship of industry conferences and membership in security-related organizations

Developing and Leveraging a Diverse Workforce

To continuously expand our business and deliver services that are useful, accessible, and closely aligned with people's daily lives, we must respond to social and lifestyle changes, uncover new needs and business opportunities, and embrace ongoing transformation and innovation. We believe that achieving this requires a diverse workforce and an environment where everyone can fully realize their potential.

Main Initiatives

Occupational Health and Safety

  • Health monitoring and stress checks for employees

  • Enhanced preventive care by in-house occupational physicians

  • Implementation of disaster preparedness drills

Human Resource Development

  • Expanded training opportunities, including self-directed learning support programs

  • On-the-job training (OJT) and regular 1on1 sessions to support goal achievement and personal growth

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DE&I)

  • Development and enhancement of systems to support balancing work with childcare or nursing care

  • Promotion of flexible work styles

  • Initiatives to prevent workplace harassment

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Sustainability (Materiality and Main Initiatives

Contributing to a Healthy and Sustainable Society

Guided by our mission to "User First to Create New Norms," we offer internet services across a wide range of areas-including shopping, dining, job search, real estate, and travel-to make everyday life more convenient while continuously addressing various social issues. Through these efforts, we strive to contribute to the realization of a sustainable society.

Main Initiatives

Promoting a More Sustainable and Efficient Society Through IT

  • Expansion of comprehensive DX (digital transformation) services to address operational challenges in the restaurant industry

  • Promotion of fintech solutions for the food service sector

  • Exploration of real-world applications for generative AI

Supporting Local Communities Through Owned Media

  • Provide regional information via Sumaity

  • Promotion of local tourism through Kinarino and icotto

Contributing to the Global Environment

We believe that sustainable economic growth and a prosperous society are only possible with a healthy global environment. Based on this belief, we have established the Kakaku.com Group Environmental Policy. In addition to addressing the urgent challenge of climate change, we are committed to contributing to environmental sustainability by promoting resource-conscious practices through our services.

Main Initiatives

Addressing Climate Change

  • Response to TCFD recommendations

  • Monitoring and reduction of environmental impact at business sites

Contributing to a Circular Economy

  • Providing information on second-hand products and eco/sustainability topics through owned media

Promoting biodiversity and sustainable food resources

  • Assistance with fish population monitoring using environmental DNA

  • Support for Japanese eel conservation activities

Strengthening Governance

We believe that our Group should strive for mutual prosperity with all stakeholders-including shareholders, customers, business partners, employees, and society at large-and that doing so will lead to the continuous enhancement of corporate value. To achieve this, our approach to corporate governance is centered on two pillars: creating socially valuable services and strengthening relationships with stakeholders while enhancing our governance framework. We regard these efforts as a top management priority. Going forward, we will continue to review and improve our governance practices as necessary to ensure their effectiveness, in response to changes in the social environment and legal or regulatory developments.

Main Initiatives

Ensuring Effective Corporate Governance

  • Establishment of the Basic Policy on Corporate Governance

  • Implementation of a Compliance Program

Business Ethics and Human Rights

  • Development of a compliance framework

  • Internal whistleblower system

  • Establishment of a basic policy on customer harassment

Risk Management

  • Development of a risk management system

  • Fostering a strong risk-aware corporate culture

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‌ Appendix

Quarterly Trend of Revenue and Profit

(million yen)

FY22/3

FY23/3

FY24/3

FY25/3

FY26/3

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Consolidated Revenue

14,053

13,787

14,015

14,225

16,321

16,259

15,362

16,073

17,244

18,249

17,713

18,650

20,324

21,748

21,958

22,903

24,030

25,236

Kakaku.com

5,967

6,244

5,669

5,397

6,655

5,870

5,176

5,108

5,512

5,930

5,612

5,580

6,034

6,419

5,836

5,749

5,970

6,057

Tabelog

5,308

4,253

5,373

5,448

6,291

6,269

6,404

6,632

7,415

7,395

7,631

8,031

8,969

8,843

9,257

9,677

10,743

10,562

Kyujin Box

1,234

1,499

1,397

1,460

1,528

1,933

1,985

2,265

2,381

2,717

2,706

2,962

3,440

4,256

4,664

4,952

4,797

5,792

Incubation

1,544

1,792

1,576

1,920

1,847

2,187

1,797

2,069

1,936

2,207

1,765

2,078

1,882

2,230

2,201

2,524

2,520

2,825

Consolidated Operating Cost

8,398

8,428

8,646

8,693

9,311

10,241

10,197

10,015

10,249

10,730

10,740

11,593

12,297

14,618

14,671

16,462

16,760

19,132

Advertising Expenses

1,694

2,047

1,839

1,785

2,137

2,686

2,253

2,127

2,323

2,726

2,448

2,514

2,862

4,467

4,007

5,169

5,023

6,260

Commissions

1,951

1,735

1,900

1,960

2,128

2,214

2,299

2,456

2,592

2,707

2,790

2,978

3,512

3,971

4,301

4,675

4,913

5,463

Agency Fees

842

731

786

797

885

894

897

970

1,070

1,092

1,099

1,188

1,527

1,883

2,163

2,341

2,330

2,570

Service Fees, etc.

1,109

1,004

1,114

1,163

1,242

1,320

1,402

1,486

1,521

1,614

1,691

1,790

1,985

2,088

2,138

2,334

2,584

2,894

Personnel Expenses

2,610

2,573

2,802

2,822

2,830

2,763

3,105

3,013

2,937

2,873

3,056

3,041

3,060

3,053

3,269

3,314

3,330

3,371

Outsourcing

856

916

842

923

910

1,097

1,124

1,124

1,003

1,091

1,013

1,109

1,272

1,400

1,427

1,565

1,663

1,683

Rent

351

350

354

356

363

362

355

346

343

341

341

343

352

345

363

369

366

437

Depreciation

463

456

464

474

492

523

547

533

507

519

535

570

571

584

636 *²

651

672

673

Other*¹

473

351

444

374

452

597

513

416

544

473

556

1,037

667

797

668

688

792

1,329

Consolidated Operating Profit

5,662

5,364

5,374

5,533

7,012

6,029

5,171

6,128

7,000

7,520

6,977

7,057

8,032

7,228

7,288 *²

6,555

7,290

6,110

Kakaku.com

-

-

-

-

-

-

2,565

2,567

2,916

3,202

2,859

2,215

3,172

3,488

3,133

3,010

3,168

3,237

Tabelog

-

-

-

-

-

-

3,253

3,424

4,094

4,042

4,288

4,503

4,886

4,402

5,227

5,633

6,168

5,168

Kyujin Box

-

-

-

-

-

-

995

1,211

1,113

1,288

1,148

1,315

1,219

581

356

-724

-501

-617

Incubation

-

-

-

-

-

-

206

577

517

660

307

572

373

673

391 *²

720

829

801

Segment Income Adj. -

-

-

-

-

-

-1,849

-1,651

-1,640

-1,672

-1,625

-1,549

-1,618

-1,915

-1,819

-2,083

-2,374

-2,480

Profit Before Income Taxes 6,786

6,084

5,645

5,685

7,036

4,887

5,296

6,219

6,989

7,617

7,086

7,007

8,088

6,534

7,260

6,294

7,373

6,420

Profit Attributable to Owners 4,673

3,846

4,171

3,880

4,784

3,317

3,651

4,265

4,761

5,419

4,824

4,766

5,509

4,934

5,006

4,362

5,002

4,433

of the Parent

＊１"Other" includes Other Expenses and Impairment Losses.

＊２Operating profit for FY26/3 Q1 was adjusted to incorporate the effect of the PPA (Purchase Price Allocation) for LiPLUS Holdings Co., Ltd., which became a consolidated subsidiary on April 1, 2025.

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Kakaku.com (Segment Overview)

Purchasing Support Site

Monthly Users* : 31.01 million (as of March 2026)

＊Monthly unique users are counted as the number of browsers that visited the site (for certain browsers, operating systems, etc., there may be instances in which users who re-visited the site after a certain period are counted multiple times). Double-counting as a side effect of high-speed loading of mobile webpages and mechanical accesses by third parties' web-scraping bots etc. are eliminated to the fullest extent possible.



Business Overview

Shopping

Refer users to online malls and shops, or manufacturers, by providing information such as product specifications, prices, and supporting the decision-making of users considering to purchase a product.

Service

Refer users to service providers, by providing information such as service details and fees, and supporting the decision-making of users considering to apply for a service.

Advertising

Creating and distributing various advertisements, mainly on the Kakaku.com website.

Insurance (operating company: Kakaku.com Insurance, Inc.)

Solicitation and mediation of life and non-life insurance.

Business Model

Durables

PCs, home appliances, cameras, etc.

Shopping

Consumables

furniture, fashion, shoes, accessories, cosmetics, etc.

Commission income based on clicks and sales performance

Clients: online malls and

shops, electronics retailers, etc.

Other

water servers, etc.

Personal Finance

credit cards, loans (card loans, mortgages), investments , asset management, FX, etc.

Service

Telecom

internet providers, overseas Wi-Fi rentals, low-cost SIM cards, etc.

Commission income based on applications for various services

Clients: service providers

Automotive

used cars, car insurance, etc.

Other

Energy (electricity, gas), English courses, etc.

Advertising

banner ads, tie-in ads, search-based ads, etc.

Advertising revenue

Clients: manufacturers, service providers, etc.

Insurance

life insurance: death, medical and cancer insurance, etc. non-life insurance: fire, overseas travel and pet insurance

Commission income from life and non-life insurance solicitation and mediation

Clients: insurance companies

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Kakaku.com (Quarterly Trend of Revenue and Segment Income)

5,669 5,512 5,612 5,580 5,749

5,967 6,244 6,655 5,870 5,930 6,034 6,419 5,836 5,970 6,057

5,397 5,176 5,108

Q3 Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

FY22/3

FY23/3

FY24/3

FY25/3

FY26/3

(million yen)

Revenue

5,967

6,244

5,669

5,397

6,655

5,870

5,176

5,108

5,512

5,930

5,612

5,580

6,034

6,419

5,836

5,749

5,970

6,057

Shopping

2,184

2,217

2,093

1,888

2,029

2,039

1,886

1,775

1,855

1,926

1,830

1,825

1,951

2,046

1,935

1,892

2,047

2,134

Durables

1,478

1,544

1,473

1,383

1,445

1,494

1,358

1,254

1,333

1,413

1,311

1,289

1,405

1,518

1,430

1,383

1,534

1,611

Consumables

627

601

537

425

482

415

377

375

403

395

384

388

425

428

405

389

407

420

Other

79

72

82

80

103

130

152

145

119

119

135

149

121

101

100

121

106

103

Service

1,811

2,266

1,945

1,890

1,885

2,295

2,017

2,008

2,168

2,632

2,452

2,317

2,375

2,808

2,530

2,413

2,201

2,442

Personal Finance

765

838

802

814

819

1,002

906

880

1,022

1,198

1,136

1,054

1,128

1,263

1,132

1,095

956

924

Telecom

362

482

383

372

399

503

489

554

560

692

640

635

656

764

740

692

648

784

Automotive

468

580

497

507

473

545

419

400

400

472

435

405

385

506

433

428

405

507

Other

216

366

263

198

193

244

203

175

186

270

241

223

205

275

224

198

192

227

Advertising

1,324

1,081

908

894

1,062

804

639

661

805

655

578

671

938

785

561

632

931

661

Banner/Tie-In Ads

1,183

946

794

804

960

706

559

594

726

595

526

620

883

734

520

585

897

631

Network Ads

140

135

113

90

102

98

80

67

80

60

52

51

55

52

42

48

35

31

Insurance

648

680

723

724

1,680

732

633

664

684

717

751

767

770

779

809

811

790

819

Segment Income

-

-

-

-

-

-

2,565

2,567

2,916

3,202

2,859

2,215

3,172

3,488

3,133

3,010

3,168

3,237

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Tabelog (Segment Overview)

Restaurant search and reservation service

Monthly Users * : 97.08 million users (as of March 2026)

＊Monthly unique users are counted as the number of browsers that visited the site (for certain browsers, operating systems, etc., there may be instances in which users who re-visited the site after a certain period are counted multiple times). Double-counting as a side effect of high-speed loading of mobile webpages and mechanical accesses by third parties' web-scraping bots etc. are eliminated to the fullest extent possible.



Business Overview

Restaurant Promotion

Support restaurants to attract customers, through priority display in standard search results in Tabelog, and providing added information, such as photos and descriptions to convey the appeal or specialties of restaurants

Restaurant Reservation

Online restaurant reservation service.

Premium Users

Subscription-based service for users, with benefits such as coupons and being able to access rankings based on user-ratings on mobile devices.

Advertising

Creating and distributing advertisements on Tabelog, targeting users with a high interest in gourmet food.

In addition, we provide operational support for restaurants, such as in-store mobile ordering (Tabelog Order),an online reservation ledger (Tabelog Note), and a procurement service (Tabelog Shi-ire ("Tabelog Procurement")).

Business Model

Restaurant Advertising

Income from fixed monthly fees, based on service provided

¥10,000 / ¥25,000 / ¥50,000 / ¥100,000

Clients: restaurants

Restaurant Reservation

Income from fees based on number of customer referrals dinner: ¥200/person

lunch: ¥100/person

Clients: restaurants

User Membership

Income from user fees for access to premium content

Clients: users

Advertising

Advertising revenues from banner ads, tie-in ads, search-based ads, etc.

Clients: manufacturers, service providers, etc.

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Tabelog (Quarterly Trend of Revenue, Segment Income and Key KPIs)

6,404 6,632 7,415 7,395 7,631

8,031 8,969 8,843

9,257 9,677 10,743 10,562

5,308

4,253

5,373 5,448 6,291 6,269

(million yen)

Revenue

Q3

FY22

5,308

Q4

/3

4,253

Q1

5,373

Q2

FY23

5,448

Q3

/3

6,291

Q4

6,269

Q1

6,404

Q2

FY24

6,632

Q3

/3

7,415

Q4

7,395

Q1

7,631

Q2

FY25

8,031

Q3

/3

8,969

Q4

8,843

Q1

9,257

Q2

FY26

9,677

Q3

/3

10,743

Q4

10,562

Restaurant Promotion

2,812

2,495

2,908

2,996

3,137

3,125

3,091

3,160

3,270

3,363

3,441

3,567

3,685

3,808

3,982

4,096

4,211

4,335

Restaurant Reservation

1,588

936

1,708

1,620

2,334

2,335

2,588

2,666

3,215

3,165

3,401

3,532

4,340

4,176

4,405

4,649

5,618

5,391

User Memberships

374

370

369

366

372

390

374

380

390

394

394

399

405

410

405

410

415

420

Advertising

500

422

360

444

448

420

349

424

533

463

383

515

517

424

438

480

459

367

Income from Commissioned Operations

27

23

23

18

2

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Other

7

7

5

5

3

2

2

3

7

9

12

17

22

25

28

43

40

48

Segment Income

-

-

-

-

-

-

3,253

3,424

4,094

4,042

4,288

4,503

4,886

4,402

5,227

5,633

6,168

5,168

Rest. Promotion No. of Restaurants (end of quarter)

44,600

44,300

44,400

45,000

46,100

45,200

45,800

47,300

49,000

49,400

50,200

52,000

54,800

56,000

57,700

60,400

62,900

63,500

Rest. Promotion ARPU

(end of quarter, yen)

21,200

18,800

21,900

22,300

22,800

23,000

22,500

22,400

22,600

22,800

23,000

23,000

22,800

23,000

23,100

22,800

22,700

22,900

Rest. Reservation No. of Restaurants (end of quarter)

58,400

59,300

61,000

62,900

62,800

64,000

65,700

68,000

71,100

73,300

75,500

78,500

82,300

84,700

87,400

90,000

93,700

96,300

Rest. Reservation ARPU

(end of quarter, yen)

9,000

5,300

9,400

8,700

12,300

12,300

13,300

13,200

15,300

14,600

15,100

14,900

17,300

16,200

16,500

16,700

19,100

17,700

Online Reservations

(quarterly total, million)

11.35

7.11

12.24

11.39

16.56

16.55

18.23

18.32

23.07

22.26

23.66

24.05

29.99

28.31

29.76

30.69

37.60

35.75

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Kyujin Box (Segment Overview)

Comprehensive job search service

Monthly Users*：15.57 million users (as of March 2026)

＊Monthly unique users are counted as the number of browsers that visited the site (for certain browsers, operating systems, etc., there may be instances in which users who re-visited the site after a certain period are counted multiple times). Double-counting as a side effect of high-speed loading of mobile webpages and mechanical accesses by third parties' web-scraping bots etc. are eliminated to the fullest extent possible.

キュージンカフェの短期キ ッチンスタッフ

KJB CAFE

渋谷カフェのホール・キッ チンスタッフ



Business Overview

Provide a comprehensive search engine for job information. Referral of job seekers to job sites and hiring companies, by supporting job seekers to find a job that matches their desired conditions, out of more than 10 million job listings. Includes listings posted on online job boards and companies' recruitment sites, as well as information directly posted by employers on Saiyo Board*. Listings are not limited to a certain area, employment type or job category.

How job listings are posted on Kyujin Box

  • Crawling : Job listings are published by integrating data from job sites and hiring companies.

  • Saiyo Board : Employers directly submit and post job-related information

  • Listing Ads (paid) : Preferred display in search results

＊Listing job information on Kyujin Box is free of charge. Fees are incurred only when a paid listing ad is clicked (performance-based model).

＊Saiyo Board ("Hiring Board") : A platform designed for companies that do not have their own recruitment website. By simply entering job details into a standardized form, employers can easily create a job page and publish it on Kyujin Box at no cost. When applications are received, employers are notified via email. They can then view applicant details and contact information to proceed with individual interviews and hiring decisions.

Business Model

Kyujin Box

Income from commissions based on the number of users referred to job sites and employers' websites, (i.e. no. of clicks) through paid listing ads*.

Clients: job sites (incl. employment agencies and temp staff services), employers (incl. employers using Saiyo Board)

* A bidding system allows advertisers to adjust their cost-per-click in increments of one yen, from 25 to 1,000 yen.

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Kyujin Box (Quarterly Trend of Revenue, Segment Income and Key KPIs)

1,234 1,499 1,397 1,460 1,528

1,933 1,985 2,265 2,381

2,717 2,706 2,962

3,440

4,664 4,952 4,797

4,256

5,792

Q3 Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

FY22/3

FY23/3

FY24/3

FY25/3

FY26/3

(million yen)

Revenue

1,234

1,499

1,397

1,460

1,528

1,933

1,985

2,265

2,381

2,717

2,706

2,962

3,440

4,256

4,664

4,952

4,797

5,792

Segment Income

-

-

-

-

-

-

995

1,211

1,113

1,288

1,148

1,315

1,219

581

356

-724

-501

-617

Monthly Users

(quarterly average, million users)

7.13

8.00

8.52

7.97

7.42

8.51

9.10

8.78

8.37

9.81

10.67

10.98

9.33

11.42

11.66

12.47

11.62

14.37

Monthly Visits

(quarterly average, million visits)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

23.15

22.80

20.68

25.75

27.89

29.94

27.60

32.85

Active Client Accounts

(quarterly average)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

8,600

8,800

10,100

10,900

12,500

13,800

13,300

14,500

ARPU

(quarterly average, ten thousand yen)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

10.5

11.1

11.4

12.8

12.3

11.8

11.8

13.3

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‌ Appendix

Incubation (Overview of Main Services)

Real Estate

Travel and Transportation

Home Services

Lifestyle

Residential Real Estate Website

Dynamic Package Reservation Platform

Price Comparison Service for Highway and Overnight Buses

Home Service Matching Platform

Lifestyle Media



Operating company: Time Design Co., Ltd.

Operating company: LCL, Inc.

Operating company: LiPlus Holdings inc.

Comparison Site for the Cheapest Bus, Airline and Bullet Train Tickets

Travel-Review and Comparison Site



Operating company: LCL, Inc.

Online Travel Information and Hotel Reservation Media



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‌ Appendix

Incubation (Quarterly Trend of Revenue and Segment Income)

1,544

1,792

1,576

1,920 1,847

2,187

1,797

2,069

1,936

2,207

1,765

2,078

1,882

2,230 2,201

2,524 2,520

2,825

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

FY22/3

FY23/3

FY24/3

FY25/3

FY26/3

（百万円）

Revenue

1,544

1,792

1,576

1,920

1,847

2,187

1,797

2,069

1,936

2,207

1,765

2,078

1,882

2,230

2,201

2,524

2,520

2,825

Real Estate

466

658

499

502

523

760

534

548

553

855

567

572

550

818

562

562

565

843

Travel/Transportation

537

550

607

956

815

879

793

1,152

975

1,057

901

1,235

1,023

1,119

912

1,265

1,328

1,307

Home Services

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

418

507

461

538

Other

540

584

470

463

509

547

470

368

408

295

297

271

308

293

309

189

167

138

Lifestyle/ Entertainment

547

589

462

461

511

556

490

368

375

298

320

289

330

320

309

189

167

138

Other (incl. intercompany offset)

-7

-5

8

2

-2

-9

-20

0

33

-3

-24

-18

-22

-27

-

-

-

-

Segment Income

-

-

-

-

-

-

206

577

517

660

307

572

373

673

391

720

829

801

＊Starting from FY26/3 Q1, we revised the internal breakdown of the Incubation segment. Revenue from businesses previously disclosed under "Lifestyle & Entertainment" is now aggregated under "Others." Accordingly, past figures have been retrospectively adjusted based on the new classification criteria. Furthermore, effective FY26/3 Q2, we have reclassified the amount of intercompany transaction eliminations, previously included in "Other," by apportioning it to each segment. Accordingly, the figures for FY26/3 Q1 have also been adjusted; however, the impact on the revenue of each segment is immaterial.

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‌Company Name

Kakaku.com, Inc.

Founded

December 1997

Capital

916 million yen(as of March 31, 2025)

Representative Director

Atsuhiro Murakami (President)

Address

Head Office: Digital Gate Building, 3-5-7 Ebisu-Minami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

Shibuya Office: Shibuya PARCO DG Bldg., 12-14F, 15-1, Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

URL

https://corporate.kakaku.com/

Share Listing

Prime Market of Tokyo Stock Exchange

Securities Code

2371

Related Companies

Kakaku.com Insurance, Inc. Time Design Co., Ltd.

LCL, Inc

LiPLUS Holdings inc. engage Inc.

https://kakakucom-insurance.co.jp/ https://www.timedesign.co.jp/ https://www.lclco.com/ https://liplus-s.com/

https://corp.en-gage.net/

Contact Form

https://corporate.kakaku.com/contact/form_ir

Note: Information and projections of future performance contained in this document include the Company's judgments premised on information available at this time and assumptions concerning uncertainties. They may differ from actual business performance and results due to a variety of factors.

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