FY2025
Financial Results
(From April 1, 2025 to March 31,2026)
Scroll Corporation
(TSE Prime Market: 8005)
目次
1.Consolidated Financial Highlights 2.Financial Highlights by Segment 3.Medium- to Long-Term Vision / FY2026 Management Plan 4.Capital Allocation Policy / Shareholder Return Policy 5.Appendix・Business Segments and Overview
・New Corporate Identity/ Key Visual
・Company Profile
P.2 P.8 P. 12 P. 20 P. 231.Consolidated Financial Highlights
Highlights (consolidated)
On a consolidated basis, increased sales but decreased profit
We recorded losses such as loss on business restructuring and impairment loss on goodwill, resulting in a significant decrease in net profit.
FY2023 Actual | FY2024 Actual | FY2025 Actual | YoY changes Amount Rate | ||
(Millions of yen) | |||||
Net sales | 79,826 | 84,030 | 88,548 | +4,517 | +5.4% |
Operating profit | 5,313 | 6,052 | 5,727 | -324 | -5.4% |
(Operating profit / net sales) | (6.7%) | (7.2%) | (6.5%) | ||
Ordinary profit | 5,512 | 6,424 | 6,166 | -258 | -4.0% |
(Ordinary profit / net sales) | (6.9%) | (7.6%) | (7.0%) | ||
Profit attributable to owners of parent | 3,649 | 4,267 | 2,768 | -1,498 | -35.1% |
Earnings per share | ¥105.05 | ¥124.15 | ¥80.71 | -¥43.44 | - |
Return on Equity | 11.2% | 12.2% | 7.5% | -4.7P | - |
We have recorded extraordinary losses of 1,615 million yen, including loss on business restructuring and impairment
loss on goodwill.
Yen(¥) denotes Japanese yen. The same notation is used on all pages below.
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Trends in consolidated net sales and ordinary profit (Full year)
Net sales reached a record high, driven by the Solutions Business
Ordinary profit: Weighed down by the Mail-order Business's decreased sales and
profit(-4.0% YoY)
Trends in net sales
(Billions of yen)
Trends in ordinary profit
(Billions of yen)
Solutions Business Mail-order Business
E-commerce Business Others (Adjustments)
Solutions Business Mail-order Business
E-commerce Business Others81.3
81.0
79.8
72.6
85.1
84.0
88.5
Ordinary profit
/ net sales Ratio %
8.8 8.7
7.5
7.6
6.9
7.6 7.0
3.2
7.0
6.1
5.5
6.4 6.1
2.2
FY 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 FY
Balance sheet statement (consolidated)
Equity ratio: 63.9%(-1.2 pt YoY)
Total liabilities
19,561
21,333
+1,772
Total net assets
36,470
37,694
+1,224
Total liabilities and net assets
56,032
59,028
+2,996
Equity ratio
65.1%
63.9%
-1.2P
(Millions of yen)
March 31,
2025
March 31,
2026
Changes amount
Current assets
38,679
39,519
+840
Non-current assets
17,352
19,508
+2,156
Total assets
56,032
59,028
+2,996
Current liabilities Non-current liabilities
17,903
1,658
19,668
1,665
+1,765
+7
<Main factors of increase/decrease>
Cash and deposits
+2,595
Accounts receivable - other
-1,778
Construction in progress
+1,041
Investments securities
+1,717
Accounts payable - other +1,866
Retained earnings
+800
Treasury shares
-999
Valuation difference for-sale securities
on
available-
+1,187
Cash flows statement (consolidated)
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period is 10,721 million yen (5,095 million yen increased compared to the end of the previous consolidated fiscal year).
(Millions of yen)
6,939
4
10,721
Cash flows from
investing activities
- 2,988
5,625
Cash flows from
operating activities
Cash flows from
financing activities
Others
1,141
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of period
<Main factors of increase/decrease>
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of period
Cash flows from operating activities
Cash flows from investing activities
Net profit before income taxes +4,552 Decrease in accounts receivable - other +1,089 Decrease in inventories +912
Income taxes paid -2,527
Acquisition of consolidated subsidiary shares -458
Purchase of property plant and equipment -698
Cash flows from financing activities
Purchase of treasury shares -1,024
Cash dividends paid -1,962
FY2025 Dividends per share
FY2025 Dividends per share
Trends in annual dividends (Yen)
64.5
59.0
48.0
51.5
42.0
Year-end
dividends Interim
dividends
FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025
Actual
・Dividends for FY2025 is as follows :
Interim dividends ¥29.5
Year-end dividends ¥29.5
Annual dividends ¥59.0
* Consolidated dividend payout ratio 73.1% DOE 5.4%
※Acquired treasury shares
Acquisition period :From November 5, 2025 to January 13, 2026 Common shares of the Company :790,000 shares
Total amount of acquisition :¥999,868,680
2.Financial Highlights by Segment
Segment Performance (FY2025 Actual)
FY2024 | FY2025 | Changes amount | Changes rate | |
Net sales | 31,223 | 37,605 | +6,381 | +20.4% |
Segment profit (Ordinary profit / net sales) | 889 (2.9%) | 1,570 (4.2%) | +680 | +76.5% |
Solutions Business
(Millions of yen)
Key Takeaways
Net sales
(Millions of yen)
・High revenue driven mainly by strong new contracts in logistics outsourcing
Opened a new logistics center, SLC Tsukuba, in June 2025
・Improved profitability driven by rectifying unprofitable structures (e.g., price revisions and changes in terms)
Consolida ted net sales 88,548
40%
Scroll360 Corporation Fulfillment services, marketing support, etc.
CatchBall, Inc. Provision of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services
Moshimo Co.,Ltd. Offering affiliate and digital marketing services
BeBorn co.,ltd. Multilingual call center and translation services
ZonExpert Co.,Ltd. Amazon consulting and account management
Chengdu Yinhena Internet Service Co.,Ltd.
E-commerce operations outsourcing and E-commerce support for the Chinese market
*Composition ratio before consolidation adjustments
Segment Performance (FY2025 Actual)
FY2024 | FY2025 | Changes amount | Changes rate | |
Net sales | 38,993 | 36,662 | -2,331 | -6.0% |
Segment profit (Ordinary profit / net sales) | 5,210 (13.4%) | 4,181 (11.4%) | -1,029 | -19.8% |
Mail-order Business
(Millions of yen)
Key Takeaways
Net sales
(Millions of yen)
・Struggled to secure orders during our peak season from early to mid-summer due to a declining customer base, inflation, and shifting market trends
・Lower profit margin due to inventory clearance and the weak yen
Consolida ted net sales 88,548
39%
Scroll Corporation
Catalog and online sales
Scroll International Corporation Provision of apparel-specific AI systems and apparel OEM production
*Composition ratio before consolidation adjustments
* We have changed some of the reportable segment classifications from FY2025.
(Some overseas subsidiaries that were included in the Group Jurisdiction Business until FY2024 have been transferred to the Mail-order Business.)
For the comparison with the previous period, we have adjusted the figures from the previous year to reflect the new reporting segments.
Segment Performance (FY2025 Actual)
FY2024 | FY2025 | Changes amount | Changes rate | |
Net sales | 15,281 | 15,312 | +30 | +0.2% |
Segment profit (Ordinary profit / net sales) | 163 (1.1%) | 385 (2.5%) | +221 | +136.0% |
E-commerce Business
(Millions of yen)
Key Takeaways
Net sales
(Millions of yen)
・Withdrew from unprofitable businesses (parallel imports and travel) due to deteriorating profitability caused by price competition in online marketplace (Recorded an extraordinary loss)
・Meanwhile, sales of emergency preparedness products remained strong against the backdrop of growing public awareness of disaster prevention
16%
Consolida ted net sales 88,548
*Composition ratio before consolidation adjustments
Naturum Co., LTD. E-commerce sales of outdoor, fishing, and
MIYOSHI corporation Sales of emergency preparedness products
Kinari Corporation Cosmetics manufacturing and sales
AXES Co., Ltd.
E-commerce sales of international brand bags
TRAVEX TOURS INC.
Planning and sales of travel packages
3.Medium- to Long-Term Vision / FY2026 Management Plan
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Medium- to Long-Term Vision
Formulated a medium- to long-term vision outlining our target state by our 90th anniversary (FY2029), aiming to remain a company essential to society for 100 years and beyond
Redefined our target state
Leveraging the customer insights cultivated through direct marketing, the Scroll Group,
will evolve into a company that delivers solutions for all aspirations to
Vision
Purpose
To support the emergence of affluent lifestyles in tune with the times through our direct solutions.
business, daily life, and society
To be a company that provides
"Solutions for All Aspirations" of individuals, society at large, and our planet.
Mission
To remain a diverse and unique direct solution company (DSC) unafraid of change.
Corporate Motto
To be a company trusted by society To do business in an honest, ethical, and enriching manner
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Medium- to Long-Term Vision
Medium- to Long-Term Vision
our target state by our 90th anniversary (FY2029)
Solutions for All AspirationsFurther evolution into Direct Solution Company
Our core competence is the expertise cultivated through continuous, direct engagement with customers via the Mail-order Business and solution services. Leveraging this expertise to resolve customer pain points through the most direct paths (Direct) embodies the "Direct Solution" we aim to deliver.
Quantitative Targets (Medium- to Long-Term Vision)
FY2025
Actual
Consolidated net profit
¥2.76 billion
ROE 7.5%
Total payout ratio 109.0%
FY2029
Targets
Consolidated net profit
¥6 billion
ROE 15.0%
Total payout ratio Around 60%
Progress of medium- to long-term vision
In FY2025, the Solutions Business's sales grew to match the Mail-order Business Reached a "crossing point" in our business portfolio
Establish the Solutions Business as our next core pillar in terms of profitability as well
-Strengthen profitability through front-line execution and quality improvements, driven by deep customer insights
-Acquisition of new capabilities through M&A and other means
-Reassess unprofitable and low-margin businesses from the perspective of capital
efficiency, and concentrate management resources on growth areas
Net sales (Excluding Solutions Business)Net sales (Solutions Business)
Segment profit (Excluding Solutions Business)
Segment profit (Solutions Business)
15.0
12.2
11.1
ROE
Ratio %
7.5
FY 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029
FY 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029
FY2026 Management Plan
Drive a business portfolio transformation that balances earnings stability and growth through synergies between our two core profit foundations, the Solutions Business and the Mail-order Business.
FY2025 | FY2026 | ||||||||
(Millions of yen) | Actual | Consolidated | YoY | Solutions | YoY | Mail-order | YoY | E-commerce | YoY |
Net sales Ordinary profit Ordinary profit / net sales (%) Profit attributable to owners of parent Return on Equity (%) | 88,548 6,166 7.0% 2,768 7.5% | 90,000 6,500 7.2% 4,300 11.1% | +1.6% +5.4% +0.3%pt +55.3% +3.6%pt | 42,100 2,100 5.0% >ー | +12.0% +33.7% +0.8%pt | 38,000 | +3.6% | 10,500 | -31.4% |
4,200 | +0.4% | 200 | -48.1% | ||||||
11.1% | -0.4%pt | 1.9% | -0.6%pt | ||||||
> | > | ||||||||
> | > | ||||||||
FY2026 Net sales / ordinary profit Composition by segment
Net
sales
11%
Net
sales
90,000
44%
40%
Ordinary
profit
(Millions of yen)
3%
32%
Ordinary
profit 6,500
65%
(Millions of yen)
Solutions Business ■ Mail-order Business
E-commerce Business
Group Jurisdiction Business
*Composition ratio before
FY2026 Key Policies
(1)Restoring profitability by balancing growth and turnaround
Solutions Business
Evolving our earnings structure to achieve the FY2028 target of 8% ordinary profit margin
Logistics outsourcing
1. Sophistication of the profit foundation
-Maximizing space efficiency
-Enhancing productivity through automation
-Reallocating surplus resources to growth areas
2. Strengthening value-
added sales
-From frontline execution to consultative expertise
-Securing high-value-added projects
-Contributing to customer
profitability
3. Establishing our brand and driving horizontal rollout
-Compiling and systematizing best practices
-Group-wide horizontal rollout of expertise
-Refining our brand
Payment processing
1. Multi-layering revenue streams
-Expansion into the BtoB market
-Integrated BPO and payment
solutions
-Shifting to high-profitability domains
2. Balancing governance with high productivity
-Decoupling business growth
from headcount expansion
-Mitigating risks through internal controls
-Sophistication of operations (AI and RPA)
3. Establishing a next-generation infrastructure
-Migrating to the new core
system
-Reducing operational costs and enhancing reliability
-The foundation for non-linear growth
Marketing support
1.Expanding SNS-focused services
2.Creating success stories through tailored support for major advertisers and horizontal rollout
FY2026 Key Policies
Mail-order Business
Driving mid-to-long-term structural transformation and restoring earning power
◎Ensuring stable profit levels through market adaptation and environmental resilience
Leveraging AI:
Product Enhancing LightChain* capabilities
planning and and accelerating product development
development * Apparel-specific AI system provided by our subsidiary,
Scroll International Corporation
Catalog
production
Product
procure ment
Maximizing
gross profit
Creating customers: Optimal production in optimal locations:
Agile catalog structuring Controlling cost-to-sales ratio,
based on customer insights minimizing opportunity loss and excess inventory
E-commerce Business
Completing business withdrawals and turnarounds
Completing business withdrawals while minimizing financial losses
Business turnaround through transformation into a highly profitable DtoC model
Acquiring new customers and fostering loyalty through original product development
FY2026 Key Policies
(2)Promotion of agile 'responsibility' management
1. Accelerating management focused on capital efficiency (e.g., ROE) and shareholder
returns
Enhancing ROE through business portfolio optimization and distribution of excess capital
Implementing an optimal dividend policy and flexible share buybacks in line with the target total return ratio
Fostering market understanding of our growth story and appropriately responding to Corporate Governance Code revisions
2. Continuously advancing environmental conservation and the transition to a decarbonized
society through our business activities
Product development and procurement considering environmental and social issues
-By FY2030, 50% of SDGs-related product mix (apparel items)
Reduction of plastic materials in packaging materials
-By FY2030, 65% reduction (compared to FY2021)
Reduction in paper usage
-By FY2030, 25% reduction (compared to FY2021)
Efforts towards CO2 reduction
-By FY2030, over 50% reduction (Scope2: Office and logistics facilities)
3. Driving autonomous task diversity management to hone "individual capabilities" and
maximize "collective strength"
Embedding HR and training systems that promote career development focused on frontline experience
Promoting intra-group collaboration to create "customer-centric" added value through the integration of
diverse insights
Enhancing "organizational vitality" by fostering a culture that rewards challenges, empowering women,
and embedding flexible work styles
4.Capital Allocation Policy / Shareholder Return Policy
50
Capital Allocation Policy (FY2025~FY2029)
0
Leveraging
interest-bearing debt
45
Effective utilization of assets:
¥2 billion
40
35
30
Strategic
investment
¥15 billion
Operating
cash flows
¥33 billion
25
20
Growth
investment
10 billion
15
FY2025
~
FY2029
5-year cumulative
10
5
Shareholder
return
Around
¥16 billion
Sources of cash
Allocation
Positioning of the strategic investment allocation |
M&A to drive non-linear growth in response to business opportunities and risks |
Approach to growth investment |
Expenditures for the maintenance and renewal of existing facilities, expansion of logistics facilities, and strengthening of operational efficiency and business foundations |
Shareholder return policy |
Expanding the medium- to longterm return base and fulfilling our commitment to shareholders, unaffected by short-term or non-recurring losses |
(Billions of yen)
About shareholder returns(Announced May 7, 2026)
Basic policy on shareholder returns (FY2026 onwards)
・We promote ROE-oriented management, aiming for direct profit returns and the maximization of the medium to long term shareholder value.
・Toward achieving the ROE of 15% or higher set forth in our medium- to- long-term vision (FY2029), we will implement a progressive dividend, based on whichever is higher: consolidated dividend payout ratio of 60% or consolidated dividend on equity (DOE) of 8.5%.
・After implementing growth investments aimed at maximizing corporate value and ensuring a stable distribution of profits, if there is further room for additional returns, we will flexibly undertake measures such as share buybacks to return value to our shareholders.
Maintaining a
progressive dividend
Forecast
Actual
2026 2027 2028 2029
2025
2023 2024
Commemora-
tive dividends Year-end
dividends Interim
dividends
51.5
42.0
48.0
60
40
20
0
FY 2022
59.0
Trends in annual dividends
102.0
(Yen)
120
100
80
FY2026 Dividends per share (Forecast)
Commemorative dividends (Interim) ¥2.5
(Year-end) ¥2.5
Interim dividends (Forecast) ¥48.5
Year-end dividends (Forecast) ¥48.5
Annual dividends (Forecast) ¥102.0
* Implementing a commemorative dividend to mark the 40th anniversary of listing on the TSE First Section (currently the Prime Market)
About shareholder benefit program
・In order to enhance shareholder returns through dividends and other measures, this program will be discontinued upon delivery of the shareholder benefits to shareholders holding 100 shares (one unit) or more as of March 31, 2026, as recorded in the shareholder registry.
Appendix
・Business Segments and Overview
・New Corporate Identity/ Key Visual
・Company Profile
Business Segments and Overview
(As of May 7, 2026)
Solutions Business
E-commerce Business
Group Jurisdiction Business
We offer a "One-Stop Solution Service" to support e-commerce/mail-order business vendors 360-degree.
We primarily offer mail-order sales (catalog and some online) targeting members of co-op
home delivery services.
Mail-order
Business
SCROLL
TRADING (SHANGHAI) Co.,LTD.
SCROLL
VIETNAM CO.,LTD.
SCROLL BANGLADESH CO.,LTD.
We mainly conduct internet sales of specialized products through our own website and online shopping malls.
We manage logistics centers at various locations nationwide, utilize real estate effectively.
* We have changed some of the reportable segment classifications from FY2025. (Some overseas subsidiaries that were included in the Group Jurisdiction Business until FY2024 have been transferred to the Mail-order Business.)
New Corporate Identity/ Key Visual
Solutions for All Aspirations"Direct" solutions to customer needs
Company Profile
Direct Solution Company Scroll Corporation
Headquarters : 2-24-1 Sato, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka President and CEO : Tomohisa Tsurumi
Established : October 1, 1943
Stock code : 8005 (TSE Prime Market)
Capital : ¥6,229 million(As of March 31, 2026)
Main business activities : Solutions Business for e-commerce/mail-order
business vendors, as well as E-commerce and Mail-order Business of apparel, general merchandise, etc.
Contact Corporate Planning Department, Corporate Management Division Telephone : +81-53-464-1114 (direct line)
E-mail : ir@mb.scroll.jp
Website address: https://www.scroll.jp/en/
★Caution regarding forward-looking statements
The forward-looking statements, including earnings forecasts, contained in these materials are based on information currently available to the Company and on certain assumptions deemed to be reasonable. These statements do not purport that the Company pledges to realize such statements. Actual business and other results may differ from the forecast figures due to various factors going forward.
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