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NSW Research Memo (12): Measures will be implemented based on the "Basic Policy on Information Security".
NSW <9739> takes measures to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the information assets it holds in order to meet society's trust, established the "Information Security Basic Policy" in April 2009, and strives to establish, maintain and improve a more advanced information security management system. In the same group, we pay close attention to data management because we handle a lot of customer data in business. Especially, we manage many customer systems.
NSW Research Memo (9): Aim to achieve the compatibility of both social and corporate sustainable growth through digital transformation (2).
As part of its medium- to long-term global strategy, the development of a general-purpose robot development framework is highlighted. This provides robot development solutions under the acronym "GEBOTS Framework" with concepts such as "labor-saving and personnel reduction," "unmanned systems," "iotification", and "efficient development support." As a specific practical example, the "GEBOTS Framework" enables multiple barcodes/QR codes to be quickly and accurately read at the same time with the "MCSL (Multi-code scan library)".
NSW Research Memo (7): The sales revenue and operating profit for the final year of the Medium-Term Plan in March 2025 are expected to reach a record high.
In the information service industry for the March 2025 period, there is expected to be steady demand due to the further acceleration of DX along with the evolution of AI, and security enhancement-related investment to counter increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. However, negative factors such as the impact of the weak yen on rising costs, intensified competition from foreign IT companies' aggressive investment in Japan, and difficulties in securing labor due to the aging population are also apparent in the outlook going forward.
NSW Research Memo (6): Extremely high financial soundness and profitability.
Performance Trends 3. Financial Condition and Management Indicators As of March 2024, the total assets of NSW<9739> increased by ¥3,475 million from the previous period to ¥44,138 million. Mainly due to increases in cash and deposits, accounts receivable and contract assets, and investment securities. Total liabilities increased by ¥180 million to ¥10,964 million. Mainly due to increases in unpaid consumption tax, expenses, and decreases in unpaid corporate taxes. The total shareholders' equity belongs to the parent company's shareholders.
NSW Research Memo (5): Enterprise solutions and embedded solutions are doing well.
Revenue was 16,701 million yen (up 13.0% from the previous period), operating profit was 2,438 million yen (up 16.2% from the previous period), and operating margin was 14.6% (up 0.4 points), driving NSW<9739>'s strong performance.
NSW Research Memo (4): Updating the Highest Performance on Record for the Term ending in March 2024.
Performance Trends of NSW<9739> 1. Performance Overview for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2024: The Japanese economy in the fiscal year ending March 2024 was in a gradual recovery trend, backed by improvements in personal income and employment environment, and strong corporate earnings, etc. On the other hand, there were many concerns that pushed down the economy, such as the historic depreciation of the yen due to the continued global financial tightening, stagnation of the Chinese economy, opaque situations in Ukraine and the Middle East region, declining consumption mindset due to rising prices, and the effects of monetary policies such as lifting negative interest rates.
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