MISUMI Group Inc.
FY2025 (ending March 31, 2026) Third Quarter Earnings Report
January 30, 2026 Toru TakanamiSenior Corporate Officer, CFOTable of contents
Earnings Overview for the First Nine Months of FY2025 2
FY2025 Consolidated Earnings Forecast 9
Advancement of the Digital MODEL 13
Reference Materials 16
FX rates (vs Yen) | FY24 3Q Cum. Actual | FY25 3Q Cum. Actual |
USD | 152.9 yen | 149.3 yen |
EUR | 164.9 yen | 171.9 yen |
RMB | 21.2 yen | 20.9 yen |
Earnings Overview for the First Nine Months of FY2025
FY2025 Cumulative 3Q Earnings Overview
Digital MODEL initiatives drove a 6.3% YoY sales increase, reaching a record high.
Sales volume growth absorbed the impacts of tariffs and Forex, but M&A costs reduced profits; performance is generally on track.
Category | Pre-Fictiv consolidation | Fictiv | Post-Fictiv consolidation | ||||
FY24 3Q Cum. Actual | FY25 3Q Cum. Actual | YoY change | FY25 3Q Cum. Actual (Jul.-Dec.) | FY25 3Q Cum. Actual | YoY change | ||
Yen basis (Local currency basis) | Yen basis (Local currency basis) | ||||||
Net Sales | 301,585 | 310,560 | +3.0% (+3.6%) | 10,100 | 320,661 | +6.3% (+7.0%) | |
Before goodwill amort. Operating Income | 36,150 | 35,311 | -2.3% (-0.4%) | ※1 -1,280 | 34,030 | -5.9% (-4.0%) | |
Margin | 12.0% | 11.4% | -0.6pt (-0.5pt) | - | 10.6% | -1.4pt (-1.2pt) | |
Operating Income | 36,150 | 35,311 | -2.3% (-0.4%) | ※2 -3,046 | 32,264 | -10.7% (-8.9%) | |
Margin | 12.0% | 11.4% | -0.6pt (-0.5pt) | - | 10.1% | -1.9pt (-1.8pt) | |
Net Income | 28,213 | 25,998 | -7.9% (-) | -2,970 | 23,027 | -18.4% (-) | |
Million yen
※1: Details (Fictiv Standalone business performance -215 million yen, M&A intermediary fees -1,065 million yen)
※2: Amortization of goodwill, etc.: -1,766 million yen 3
FY2025 Cumulative 3Q Sales and Op. Income by Business Segment
FA: Sales rose with Digital MODEL initiatives (meviy, Economy Series etc.) and steady Fictiv results.
Die Components: Growth was driven by China/ Asia, but overall profits declined predominantly due to weak automotive demand in the U.S./ Japan.
VONA: Sales and profits increased due to effectively capturing mass production
Category | Net sales | Operating income | ||||||||||||||
FY24 3Q Cum. Actual | FY25 3Q Cum. Actual | YoY change | FY24 3Q Cum. Actual | FY25 3Q Cum. Actual | YoY change | |||||||||||
Yen basis (Local currency basis) | Margin | Margin | Yen basis (Local currency basis) | |||||||||||||
Total | 301,585 | 320,661 | +6.3% (+7.0%) | 36,150 | 12.0% | 32,264 | 10.1% | -10.7% (-8.9%) | ||||||||
FA business | 102,158 | 115,919 | +13.5% (+14.0%) | 17,517 | 17.1% | 14,045 | 12.1% | -19.8% (-18.4%) | ||||||||
Pre-Fictiv Consolidation | 105,819 | +3.6% (+4.0%) | 17,092 | 16.2% | -2.4% (-1.0%) | |||||||||||
Die component business | 64,721 | 65,203 | +0.7% (+2.1%) | 7,015 | 10.8% | 6,285 | 9.6% | -10.4% (-7.6%) | ||||||||
VONA business | 134,705 | 139,538 | +3.6% (+4.0%) | 11,616 | 8.6% | 11,933 | 8.6% | +2.7% (+4.7%) | ||||||||
demand notably in China and Asia.
Million yen
FY2025 Cumulative 3Q Japan & Overseas Sales
Japan: Capital investment demand remained weak, mainly among automotive customers.
Overseas: Growth led by the U.S., China, and Asia; Europe is unchanged YoY.
Overseas ratio
(Million yen)
65,000
Yen basis
59.6%
191,090
55,000
Overseas Sales
129,570
45,000
35,000
Japan Sales
Japan
YoY
-2.4%
Overseas
YoY
+13.2%
(Yen basis)
25,000
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY22
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY23
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY24
1Q 2Q 3Q FY25
(Million yen)
22,000
Yen basis
FY2025 Cumulative 3Q Sales by Region
China | |
Investment remained strong, mainly in domestic demand. Economy Series and telecom etc. continued to grow. Local currency Yen basis basis YoY +10.9% +12.6% | |
66,434
China
17,000
12,000
7,000
Asia
U.S.
Europe
51,928
Asia | |
Economy Series drove growth and maintained strong performance, successfully drawing in new customers. Local currency Yen basis basis YoY +6.9% +8.4% | |
U.S. | |
Die & mold remained weak, while Fictiv expanded, FA and VONA maintained growth. YoY Local currency Yen basis basis Pre-Fictiv +5.8% +8.3% Consolidation Local currency Post-Fictiv Yen basis basis Consolidation +36.0% +38.6% | |
45,374
35,274
(Pre-Fictiv consolidation)
Europe | |
Yen figures held steady YoY due to Forex effect; recovery in demand will take time. Local currency Yen basis basis YoY +0.7% -3.4% | |
20,092
2,000
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY22
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY23
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY24
1Q 2Q 3Q FY25
FY2025 Cumulative 3Q Sales Variance Analysis (YoY)
Digital MODEL initiatives increased sales volume which absorbed the impact of tariffs; Forex impact narrowed compared with the 1H.
Attributable to Fictiv’s robust performance, sales increased by 6.3% YoY.
(Billion yen)
21.2 -10.3 +7.0% -3.4% 301.6 Tariffs impact Volume Increase &others | -1.9 -0.6% Forex impact | 310.6 +3.0% | 10.1 | 320.7 |
+3.3% | +6.3% | |||
Fictiv |
350.0
FY25 3Q cum. Actual (Pre-Fictiv consolidation)
300.0
250.0
200.0
FY24 3Q cum.
Actual
FY25 3Q cum.
Actual (Post-Fctiv consolidation) 7
FY2025 Cumulative 3Q Op. Income Variance Analysis (YoY)
Profits rose due to sales volume growth and product mix, which absorbed the impacts of tariffs, Cost Up and Forex; growth-related expenditures continued.
Results, factoring in goodwill amortization, M&A expenses, and Fictiv’s performance, were generally in line with the plan.
Product -0.8 MIX Tariffs impact PU/ 36.2 CD/ CU※ | -0.6 Forex impact | -4.1 | 35.3 | Fictiv-related | ||
-0.2 | -1.8 -1.1 Goodwill Amort. M&A Intermediary Fees | |||||
Sales volume increase | Other expenses etc. | Fictiv | 32.3 | |||
12.0% | 11.4% | 10.1% | ||||
※: PU/CD/CU(PU=price up/increase, CD=cost down/decrease, and CU=cost up/increase) |
(Billion yen) 45.0
7.6 0.2
-3.0
40.0
FY25 3Q Cum.
Actual (Pre-Ficriv Consolidation)
35.0
FY25 3Q Cum.
Actual (Post-Ficriv Consolidation)
30.0
25.0
20.0
15.0
FY24 3Q Cum.
Actual
8
FY2025 Consolidated Earnings Forecast
FX rates (vs Yen) | FY25 3Q Cum. Actual | FY25 4Q Forecast |
USD | 149.3 yen | 155.0 yen |
EUR | 171.9 yen | 182.0 yen |
RMB | 20.9 yen | 22.0 yen |
9
FY2025 Full-Year Performance Outlook
Although the automotive sector stagnated, growth driven by Digital MODEL initiatives absorbed this; revisions were made to reflect current Forex rates.
Despite continued growth-related expenditures, profitability is likely to remain at the
Category | Pre-Fictiv consolidation | Fictiv | Post-Fictiv consolidation | ||||||
FY24 Actual | FY25 Forecast | YoY change | FY25 Forecast Nine months 25.Jul-26.Mar | FY25 Announced Figures (10/31) | FY25 Forecast (1/30) | YoY Change | Change from Announced Figures | ||
Yen basis (local currency basis) | Yen basis (local currency basis) | Yen basis (local currency basis) | |||||||
Net sales | 401,987 | 425,198 | +5.8% (+5.5%) | 14,802 | 432,000 | 440,000 | +9.5% (+9.1%) | +1.9% (+0.1%) | |
Before goodwill amort. Operating Income | 46,480 | 50,286 | +8.2% (+7.7%) | ※1 -1,263 | 48,200 | 49,022 | +5.5% (+5.0%) | +1.7% (-2.6%) | |
Margin | 11.6% | 11.8% | +0.2pt (+0.2pt) | - | 11.2% | 11.1% | -0.4pt (-0.4pt) | -0.0pt (-0.3pt) | |
Operating Income | 46,480 | 50,286 | +8.2% (+7.7%) | -4,086 | 45,500 | 46,200 | -0.6% (-1.1%) | +1.5% (-3.1%) | |
Margin | 11.6% | 11.8% | +0.2pt (+0.2pt) | 10.5% | 10.5% | -1.1pt (-1.1pt) | - (-0.3pt) | ||
Net Income※2 | 36,549 | 37,803 | +3.4% (-) | -3,903 | 33,900 | 33,900 | -7.2% (-) | - (-) | |
previously announced 10.5%.
Million yen
※1: Details (Fictiv Standalone business performance -198M yen, M&A related costs -1,065M yen)
※2: Includes goodwill amortization -2,822M yen, and the consolidated tax impact from Fictiv acquisition 10
FY2025 Full-year Sales Variance Analysis (YoY)
While lower sales expected amid weaker automotive demand, impacts of tariffs and Forex improved versus the previous outlook.
Changes since FY start: Tariffs -21.0 → -13.0; Forex -19.7 → +1.3.
The forecast was revised upward, reflecting robust Fictiv; with YoY growth of +9.5%.
(Billion yen)
5.9 2.3
440.0
450.0
36.6
-14.7
12.5
432.0
-1.9
1.7
+1.4%
+0.5%
+9.5%-4.6
+7.5%-0.4% +0.4%
400.0
402.0
Volume Increase
Tariffs impact
Forex impact
Fictiv
Volume Increase &others
Tariffs impact
Forex impact
Fictiv
&others
-13.0 +1.3
350.0
Initial assumption -21.0 -19.7
+8.0 +21.0
300.0
250.0
200.0
FY24
Actual
FY25
10/31 Announced
FY25
Revised plan
FY2025 Full-year Op. Income Variance Analysis (YoY)
Since the previous announcement, there were impacts from sales volume decrease and Cost Up; notwithstanding product mix improved. Impacts from tariffs and Forex narrowed.
Despite continued growth-related expenditures, Fictiv's performance is likely to exceed the initial plan, accordingly full-year results are expected to be in line with the PY.
(Billion yen)
60.0
50.0
46.5
10.1 1.3
PU/ CD/ CU※
-3.4
Forex impact
-3.2
HR / Org
-0.9 -4.9
Other
45.5
0.6
-1.5
2.1
-1.3
0.8
46.2
40.0
Volume Increase &others
reinforce expenses ment
Fictiv
Volume Increase &others
PU/
CD/ CU
Forex impact
Other expenses
Fictiv
Details
※
Details
30.0
20.0
11.6%
Sales quantity increase
Tariffs impact
Product MIX
+17.3
+17.3
6.4
-0.8
-6.4
-0.8
10.5%
Sales quantity increase -0.8
Tariffs impact +0.6
Product MIX +0.8
10.5%
10.0
0.0
FY24
Actual
※: PU/CD/CU(PU=price up/increase, CD=cost down/decrease, and CU=cost up/increase)
FY25
10/31 Announced
FY25
Revised plan
Advancement of the Digital MODEL
Digital MODEL: FY2025 Sales Outlook
() indicates YoY growth rate
As of December FY25
meviy
# of cumulative 230K
users
Fictiv
# of customers
2K
companies
As of December FY25
# of
customers
companies
70K
On-Demand Mfg. Business
DM #1 (meviy+Fictiv)
FY25 Sales Plan
34.4 Bn yen
meviy 21.9 Bn yen
(+38%)
Fictiv 12.5 Bn yen
( - %)
DM #2 Economy Series
FY25 Sales Plan
15.8 Bn yen
(+42%)
DM #3 D-JIT
FY25 Sales Plan
11.9 Bn yen
(+45%)
As of December FY25
Cyber NW procurement integration
companies
Virtual Inventory
700
vs. previous level
28-fold
Billion yen
400
300
200
100
0
40
30
20
10
0
Billion yen
200
100
0
20
10
0
Billion yen
200
100
0
200
100
0
20
10
FY24 Actual
YoY
+38%
YoY
+42%
11.1 Bn yen
Asia
Japan
China
YoY
+45%
8.2 Bn yen
FY25 Plan
34.4 Bn yen
15.8 Bn yen
11.9 Bn yen
FY25 3Q Cum.
Actual
YoY
15.9 Bn yen
meviy2D
Fictiv
meviy3D
+102%
(meviy:+21%)
23.3 Bn yen
YoY
+57%
12.5 Bn yen
YoY
+67%
9.8 Bn yen
Japan
Overseas
0
Total
35.2 Bn yen
Total62.1Bn yen YoY +76%
Total45.6 Bn yen
YoY +79% 14
Fictiv’s Business Performance (Standalone Basis)
Sales growth and improved profitability were driven by synergies with MISUMI.
Customer demand acquisition is advancing well in growth sectors (robotics and aerospace etc.).
USD
CY25 Quarterly Sales Trend ※1 CY25 Full-year Actual/ YoY/
Vs. announced ※1
25 Jan-Mar
Apr-Jun
Jul-Sep
Oct-Dec
CY24 Actual
CY25
Announced
CY25 Actual
$36M
Vs.
YoY +54%
Orders
$25M $24M
$20M
$24M
$32M
$31M
$35M
announced
+10%
$101M
$112M
$73M
Sales
Op. Income
(Op. Income %)
※2
-$6M
(-31%)
-$5M
(-22%)
-$2M
(-7%)
$1M
(2%)
-$25M
(-34%)
-$19M
(-18%)
-$13M
(-7%)
YoY +27pt
*1: Business performance from July onward will be included in
the consolidated financial report
*2: Excludes M&A intermediary fees and goodwill amortization
Vs. announced
+11pt
Reference Materials
FY2025 Full-Year Japan & Overseas Sales Outlook (1/30 Announcement)
(Million yen)
300,000
Yen basis
Overseas ratio
59.7%
262,529
250,000
200,000
Japan Sales
177,471
150,000
100,000
Overseas Sales
YoY
Japan -0.1%
Overseas
YoY
+17.0%
(Yen basis)
50,000
0
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 FY25
Outlook
FY2025 Full-Year Sales Outlook by Region (1/30 Announcement)
China | |
YoY Local currency Yen basis basis +13.5% +13.3% | |
(Million yen)
100,000
90,000
80,000
70,000
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000
Yen basis
China
Asia
U.S.
Europe
90,033
Asia | |
YoY Local currency Yen basis basis +11.3% +11.3% | |
71,256
U.S. | |
YoY Pre-Fictiv Consolidation Local currency Yen basis basis +8.5% +9.8% Post-Fictiv Consolidation +41.6% +42.9% | |
63,300
48,498
(Pre-Fictiv
consolidation)
28,068
10,000
0
Europe | |
YoY Local currency Yen basis basis +4.7% -1.6% | |
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 FY25
Outlook
Consolidated Balance Sheet
Consolidated Statement of Income
Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows
Key Financial Indicator
DM #1
A Revolution in Parts Procurement: meviy
Simply upload 3D data of machine parts and the AI will automatically and instantly provide a quote, and our unique platform enables shipping in as little as one day using a digital manufacturing system (available for free)
Upload
3D CAD
models
Digital Manufacturing
Instant price
and delivery quotes
Generate machining
programs automatically
Minimum 1-day shipping
AI Automated Quotation
Global Customers
DM #2
Product Range Reform: Economy Products
Newly introduced, competitively priced mid-range product line from China
Comparison with existing products
Economy product
-0.012 to +0.003
(Middle range accuracy)
30-50
Existing product
Accuracy
-0.009 to 0
(I.D. Intersection)
Price index
100
DM #3
Improving Response to Quantity: D-JIT
A unique system is now in place that allows us to respond to our customers' needs, even for high-volume orders with short lead times
From “MISUMI for small quantities, quick delivery” to “MISUMI even for larger quantities”, which will be rolled out globally from Japan
Customer
Suppliers / Factories
Needs1,000 pieces
Algorithm finds
the optimal mix
Supplier A
100
pcs in stock
Order received
Order plac
Supplier B
ed
500 pcs in stock
Supplier C
400 pcs in stock
Instant Response
Achieving stable, bulk supply
28x Increase in order fulfillment capacity
Network connected to over 700 companies
Approx. 50 bn yen MISUMI inventory → Approx. 1,400 bn yen virtual inventory
DM #4
The 4th Digital MODEL: floow
Total cost reduction for manufacturing components that tailors the purchasing of manufacturing components according to a customer's purchasing pattern
To expand from existing equipment manufacturing customers to new mass production factory customers across different industries
Equipment
Manufacturers
Contracted
《① High frequency items》
neble
Vending machiitems readily availa
goods
《② Mid frequency items》
Regular deliveryContracted goods
eliminating risk of shortages
《③ On demand items》
On demand items
EC/Dedicated Staff accepting orders to provide quick quotationVisualization of Usage Data
"Who,when,andwhat“Manufacturing Components Total Supply Chain
Our Company has made a proactive investment in IT to promote sustainable growth
Starting in fiscal year 2021, we began a comprehensive overhaul of the core systems
We aim to triple the rate of new feature development while reducing development costs by two-thirds
IT
Business Foundation
Production/ Logistics
Aiming for a more stable supply of products by strengthening the globally reliable, quick delivery system
Sales offices
65
Manufacturing sites
22
Logistics sites
20
logistics
production
We have established a global 5 region production system. In the event of an emergency, we can immediately switch production plants
Expansion of global operations with automation. Strengthen logistics infrastructure through productivity and site expansion
