Hikari Tsushin got bigger as well as more profitable in the year to March 2026. Revenue rose to ¥734.8bn from ¥686.6bn a year earlier. Pre-tax profit climbed to ¥199.1bn from ¥150.7bn, and net profit attributable to owners of parent reached ¥151.0bn, up from ¥117.5bn.
The balance sheet expanded too. Total assets ended March at ¥2.85tn versus ¥2.37tn a year earlier, while equity attributable to owners of parent increased to ¥1.19tn from ¥914.8bn.
That matters because the latest numbers point to broader scale, not just a better profit line. The same disclosure also puts comprehensive income attributable to owners of parent at ¥306.0bn.
In a separate internal control report, management said Hikari Tsushin judged its internal control over financial reporting to be effective as of March 31.