SIGMAXYZ Holdings ended the year to March 2026 with consolidated net sales of ¥23.83bn, ordinary income of ¥6.35bn and profit attributable to owners of parent of ¥3.97bn, according to its annual securities report.
The same filing puts net assets at ¥14.26bn and total assets at ¥17.07bn, giving readers a quick sense of balance-sheet scale alongside the earnings lines. The packet does not provide a segment breakdown for what drove the year, so the cleanest read is simply that revenue stayed above ¥23bn and ordinary income above ¥6bn at the group level.
A same-day extraordinary report added a more structural clue about where that weight sits. SIGMAXYZ Inc., the group’s wholly owned corporate-transformation consulting arm, became a specified subsidiary effective March 31 after its net assets reached at least 30% of the parent’s net assets. Ownership did not change, the parent held 100% before and after, with 400 voting rights. That threshold is a disclosure trigger, not a new acquisition or a change in control.
Separately, management said in an internal-control report that the group’s financial-reporting controls were effective as of March 31. Useful context, but not a forecast: the filings in this packet give reported results and balance-sheet status, not new guidance for the current year.