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CORE: Independent IT services group adds regional M&A to a new three-year plan

CORE CORPORATION (2359) · Initiated coverage 2026-10-21 · Beluuga AI Research Team · Independent research

Not investment advice or a solicitation. See Important disclosures below.

Business overview

  • CORE CORPORATION describes itself as an independent IT solutions company with no affiliation to a computer manufacturer. It traces its origins to 1969 and formed the CORE group in 1973. The group comprises the parent, seven consolidated subsidiaries and one equity-method affiliate, and it had 1,444 employees at March 2026.
  • It reports three segments. Future Society Solutions covers public-sector, energy and medical products such as an electronic medical record system. Industrial Technology Solutions, the largest segment, covers IoT and AI, GNSS satellite positioning and embedded development, including the 'Cagou IT Tenko' cloud driver roll-call system for trucking. Customer Business Integration provides system development and IT services built on customer business knowledge (see Performance & Balance).
  • Internally, the parent is organized into nine divisional 'companies' that run on a divisional profit system. Each operates all three segments in its own region of Japan. Domestic customers account for nearly all sales, and no single customer is large enough to require separate disclosure.
  • From the first quarter of the year to March 2027, the Customer Business Integration segment was renamed Customer Co-creation Business. The company states this is a name change only and does not affect segment figures.

Investment case

  1. The annual securities report for the year to March 2026 shows a balance sheet weighted toward equity, with cash exceeding short-term and long-term borrowings combined (see Performance & Balance). The segment note states that unallocated corporate assets consist mainly of surplus cash and long-term investment securities held at the parent.
  2. The company publishes standing numerical targets for operating margin, return on equity, equity ratio and dividend payout ratio. It reports results against each target every year, which gives shareholders a fixed yardstick for management performance.
  3. In the year to March 2026, the two solution segments grew sales and segment profit, while the older Customer Business Integration segment declined. The company states that work is shifting from that segment into the solution segments. This trend continued in the first quarter of the year to March 2027 (see Performance & Balance).
  4. On July 29, 2026, the company announced a change to its dividend policy and raised its dividend forecast for the year to March 2027. Its articles allow the board to set dividends and to buy back shares without a shareholder vote.

Bear case

  1. The annual securities report shows operating margin and return on equity for the year to March 2026 still below the company's own stated targets, as they were in each of the prior four years.
  2. Ownership is concentrated in related parties. The largest and second-largest shareholders are private companies, and several other major holders are individuals sharing the Tanemura name. The representative director and chairman and another director appear among the major shareholders, and the employee stock ownership association is the third-largest holder (see Shareholders).
  3. The articles reduce the quorum for special resolutions and for the election of directors to holders of one third of voting rights. Of the nine directors, three are outside directors.
  4. Consolidated subsidiary Resona had liabilities exceeding its assets at March 2026. In the Customer Business Integration segment, the company reports shrinking development work for consumer-credit and logistics clients. In the first quarter, that segment's profit fell even though sales rose because of an acquisition.

Catalysts

  • The first year of the 15th CORE Group Medium-Term Management Plan runs to March 2027, and the plan ends in March 2029. Its three stated policies are a recurring-revenue business built around solutions, productivity gains alongside larger scale, and an 'AI-first' approach. For the first year, the company states it aims to build a base for double-digit sales growth, and it left its full-year forecast unchanged at the first quarter.
  • The new dividend policy announced on July 29, 2026 will apply to the interim and year-end dividends for the year to March 2027.
  • The company states it will pursue M&A across Japan to expand scale. It acquired Soft Ryutsu Center and its subsidiary System Factory Kagoshima, both based in Kagoshima, in December 2025, and further deals would be disclosed as they occur.

Key risks

  • Project cost estimates depend on labor and subcontracting hours and on the judgment of project managers. The company states that significant revisions to total project cost estimates can affect results.
  • The company outsources part of its development to partner firms. It states that a shortfall in their technical capability or headcount, in a market with a chronic shortage of IT staff, could affect results.
  • The company names cyberattacks, including ransomware, and leaks of client confidential information as risks that could halt operations, damage its reputation or create liability.
  • The company identifies difficulty hiring engineers, loss of key staff and know-how held by individual veteran engineers as risks to service quality, order intake and project delivery.

Trading liquidity

Median daily trading value US$0.23mn
Average daily volume 21,236 shares

2025-10-02 to 2026-10-20 (250 trading days). Trading value is daily closing price × daily volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Assumptions

  • Financial figures on this page come from beluuga.ai's daily data set; trading liquidity is measured over the period shown. We do not use consensus estimates.
  • Soft Ryutsu Center and System Factory Kagoshima were consolidated from December 25, 2025. Year-on-year comparisons for the Customer Business Integration (now Customer Co-creation Business) segment therefore include acquired revenue, and goodwill is now being amortized.
  • The first-quarter consolidated financial statements for the year to March 2027 were not reviewed by an auditor.
  • Qualitative statements are taken from the annual securities report for the year to March 2026 and the first-quarter earnings release for the year to March 2027.

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Overview
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CORE CORPORATION

Core Corporation is an independent Japanese ICT solutions provider organized into three business segments: Future Society Solutions (high value-added solutions addressing social challenges such as environment and infrastructure), Industrial Technology Solutions (IoT/AI and GNSS-based solutions for industrial clients), and Customer Business Integration (comprehensive ICT total services leveraging deep domain knowledge). The company operates through nine regional companies across Japan and a group of seven consolidated subsidiaries and one equity-method affiliate, serving clients in sectors including manufacturing, banking, public infrastructure, and healthcare.

Market Cap
¥31.1B
US$198M
EV
¥20.2B
US$128M
Stock¥2,164▲+2.95%
US$1 = ¥157.05 (2026-10-22)
LTM EV/EBITDA
4.8
x
LTM EV/EBIT
5.1
x
LTM PER
10.5
x
LTM PBR
1.5
x
Stock vs TOPIX (1Y, base=100)vs TOPIX ▼-21.1%pt
100
Oct 22, 25 – Oct 22, 26StockTOPIX
MC → EV Bridge
31.1BUS$198MMarket Cap0.98BUS$6.22M+ Debt9.59BUS$61.1M− Cash2.29BUS$14.6M− Inv. Sec.20.2BUS$128MEV
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Performance & Balance
Revenue 5Y (¥B)
21.8US$139M'22/322.8US$145M'23/324.0US$153M'24/324.6US$157M'25/326.5US$169M'26/3
EBITDA 5Y (¥B)
2.62US$16.7M'22/32.97US$18.9M'23/33.38US$21.5M'24/33.39US$21.6M'25/34.04US$25.7M'26/3
Net Income 5Y (¥B)
1.62US$10.3M'22/31.97US$12.5M'23/32.27US$14.5M'24/32.24US$14.3M'25/32.88US$18.3M'26/3
Capital Structure
96%
EquityD/E 0.05xDebt
Liquidity vs Debt 5Y (¥B)▲ Net Cash
CashInv. Sec.Debt
6.13US$39.0M2.14US$13.6M'22/37.19US$45.8M1.97US$12.6M'23/38.32US$53.0M1.87US$11.9M'24/39.51US$60.5M1.57US$9.99M'25/310.3US$65.8M1.78US$11.3M'26/3
Shareholders
Top 10 hold 57.6%
1
Tanemura Corporation Co., Ltd.
14.58%
2
CG Enterprise Co., Ltd.
13.03%
3
CORE CORPORATION Employee Stock Ownership Association
7.22%
4
The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account)
4.97%
5
Tanemura Fujiwara Ltd.
4.52%
6
Ryohei TANEMURA
2.92%
7
Ryoichi TANEMURA
2.89%
8
Tomomi USHIJIMA
2.56%
9
Minako TANEMURA
2.48%
10
Emiko KAMIYAMA
2.47%
Management
9 officers
Ryohei TANEMURA
Representative Director, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
May 1973: Core Group established; Representative Dec 1973: Systemcore Co., Ltd. (now CORE Corporation), Representative Director, President Jun 2003: Representative Director, Chairman and CEO of the Company (current)
1940-01-04
Koji YOKOYAMA
Representative Director, President and Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer
Apr 1995: Joined Nishi-Nihon Think Tank Co., Ltd. (now CORE Corporation) Apr 2011: General Manager, Embedded Solutions Department, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, the Company Apr 2018: Executive Officer, President, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, the Company Apr 2021: Executive Officer, President, Embedded Solutions Company, the Company Jun 2021: Director, Managing Executive Officer, President, Embedded Solutions Company, the Company Apr 2022: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Information Officer, General Manager of Management Division, in charge of Affiliated Companies, the Company Apr 2024: Representative Director, President and Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer, the Company May 2025: Representative Director, President and Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer, the Company; Representative Director, President, Resona Co., Ltd. Representative Director, President and Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer, the Company; Representative Director, Chairman, Resona Co., Ltd. (current) Apr 2026
1972-08-01
Tomomi USHIJIMA
Director, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, in charge of M&A Promotion and Global Promotion, President, Social Solutions Company
Apr 2004: Joined IBM Japan, Ltd. May 2008: Joined CORE Corporation, Manager, Sales Division Nov 2014: Manager, Management Division, the Company Apr 2015: Executive Officer, Assistant to General Manager, Management Division, General Manager, Human Resources Development Department, the Company Apr 2017: Executive Officer, General Manager, Management Division and Human Resources Development Department, the Company Apr 2020: Executive Officer, President, Business Solutions Company, General Manager, Sales Division, the Company Jun 2020: Director, Managing Executive Officer, President, Business Solutions Company, General Manager, Sales Division, the Company Jun 2021: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, President, Business Solutions Company, General Manager, Sales Division, the Company Apr 2022: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, the Company Jun 2022: Director, Chief Strategy Officer, in charge of Global Promotion, the Company Director, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, in charge of M&A Promotion and Global Promotion, President, Social Solutions Company, General Manager, Sales Division, the Company (current) Apr 2026
1978-11-10
Yuji KAMIYAMA
Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, in charge of ESG Promotion
Apr 1991: Joined Yamatake Honeywell Co., Ltd. (now azbil Corporation) Jul 1998: Joined CORE Corporation Oct 2001: Manager, Sales Department, System Ware Business Company, the Company Apr 2002: General Manager, Media Solutions Sales Department, Business Strategy Division, the Company Apr 2003: Assistant to General Manager, Sales Division, General Manager, Product and Sales Promotion Department, the Company Jun 2003: General Manager, Office of the President, the Company Jan 2006: Representative Director, President, Lambda Systems Co., Ltd. Apr 2011: Executive Officer, President, Chubu Company, the Company Apr 2014: Managing Executive Officer, President, Embedded Solutions Company, the Company Jun 2015: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, President, Embedded Solutions Company, General Manager, Sales Division, the Company Apr 2016: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, President, Embedded Solutions Company, the Company Apr 2019: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, General Manager, Solution Business Division, in charge of GNSS Business, the Company Apr 2021: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, President, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, the Company Apr 2023: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, President, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, in charge of Growth Engine Business, the Company Apr 2024: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, CFO, CIO, General Manager of Management Division, in charge of Affiliated Companies, the Company Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, in charge of ESG Promotion, the Company (current) Apr 2026
1965-06-20
Ryo KAMEYA
Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, Chief Information Officer, President, Chugoku-Shikoku Company
Apr 1995: Joined Nishi-Nihon Think Tank Co., Ltd. (now CORE Corporation) Apr 2009: General Manager, Business Solutions Department, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, the Company Apr 2014: General Manager, SI Business Department, Business Solutions Company, the Company Apr 2015: General Manager, Solution Business Department, Business Solutions Company, the Company Jul 2017: Assistant to President, Business Solutions Company, the Company Oct 2017: Executive Officer, President, Business Solutions Company, the Company Apr 2020: Executive Officer, General Manager, Business Development Office, the Company Apr 2021: Executive Officer, President, Kansai Company, the Company Apr 2023: Managing Executive Officer, President, Kansai Company, Segment Owner, Industrial Technology Solutions Business, the Company Apr 2024: Managing Executive Officer, President, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, Segment Owner, Industrial Technology Solutions Business, the Company Jun 2024: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, President, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, Segment Owner, Industrial Technology Solutions Business, the Company Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, Chief Information Officer, President, Chugoku-Shikoku Company, General Manager, Sales Division, the Company (current) Apr 2026
1970-12-23
Taku ICHIKAWA
Director (Full-time Audit and Supervisory Committee Member)
Apr 1983: Joined Nihon Software Kaihatsu Co., Ltd. (now Systena Corporation) Jul 2005: Joined CORE Corporation Oct 2009: General Manager, Financial Systems Department, Business Solutions Company, the Company Apr 2010: Manager, Business Solutions Company, General Manager, Financial Systems Department, the Company Apr 2011: Executive Officer, President, Business Solutions Company, the Company Apr 2013: Managing Executive Officer, President, Business Solutions Company, the Company Jun 2014: Director, Managing Executive Officer, President, Business Solutions Company, General Manager, Sales Division, the Company Apr 2015: Director, Managing Executive Officer, CFO, CIO, General Manager of Management Division, General Manager, Information Planning Department, the Company Jun 2015: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, CFO, CIO, General Manager of Management Division, General Manager, Information Planning Department, the Company Apr 2016: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, CFO, CIO, General Manager of Management Division, the Company Apr 2017: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, CFO, CIO, General Manager, Management Office, in charge of Affiliated Companies, the Company Apr 2021: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, CFO, CIO, General Manager of Management Division, in charge of Affiliated Companies, the Company Apr 2022: Director, Senior Managing Executive Officer, in charge of Management Supervision, the Company Jun 2022: Director (Full-time Audit and Supervisory Committee Member), the Company (current)
1961-01-06
Toshinori KOBAYASHI
Director, Audit and Supervisory Committee Member
Apr 1984: Joined the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (now Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, METI) Jun 2004: Director, Information Processing Promotion Division, Commerce and Information Policy Bureau, METI Sep 2005: Director, International Economy Division, Trade Policy Bureau, METI Jul 2006: Counselor, Disclosure Division, Financial Services Agency Jul 2008: Director, Industrial Science and Technology Policy Division, Industrial Science and Technology Environment Bureau, METI Jul 2009: Director, Policy Evaluation and Public Relations Division, Minister's Secretariat, METI Oct 2009: Chief Coordinator, Secretariat of the Government Revitalization Council, Cabinet Office Jul 2012: Director-General, Kinki Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry, METI Jul 2014: Deputy Commissioner, Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Oct 2015: Executive Officer, Shoko Chukin Bank, Ltd. Sep 2018: Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Sultanate of Oman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Jun 2022: Outside Director, Audit and Supervisory Committee Member, the Company (current) Representative Director, President, Osaka Small and Medium Enterprise Investment Growth Co., Ltd. (current)
1961-11-25
Toshinari TAKENO
Director, Audit and Supervisory Committee Member
Oct 1987: Joined Chuo Audit Corporation, Osaka Office Jan 1989: Joined Eiwa Audit Corporation, Osaka Office Aug 1991: Registered as Certified Public Accountant Sep 1991: Joined Century Audit Corporation (now EY ShinNihon LLC), Kobe Office Dec 1997: Partner, the same firm Jul 2022: Head, Takeno Certified Public Accountant Office (current) Sep 2022: Outside Audit & Supervisory Board Member, Broadband Security, Inc. (current) Jun 2024: Outside Director, Audit and Supervisory Committee Member, the Company (current)
1959-08-15
Yumiko AKUTSU
Director, Audit and Supervisory Committee Member
Oct 2000: Registered with Tokyo Bar Association; joined Junpo Law Office Apr 2003: Specialist Counselor, Tokyo Metropolitan Labor Consultation and Information Center (current) Apr 2006: Specialist Counselor, Tokyo Metropolitan Women's Plaza Apr 2009: Delegate, Japan Federation of Bar Associations; Councilor, Tokyo Bar Association Apr 2012: Practical Lecturer, Graduate School of Law, Chuo University Nov 2017: Member, Gender Equality Promotion Headquarters, Tokyo Bar Association (current) Apr 2018: Part-time Lecturer, Graduate School of Law, Chuo University Apr 2019: Joined Tokyo Surugadai Law Office (current) Jun 2019: Member, Research Committee on Future Working Hours, Rengo Research Institute Jul 2019: Deputy Director, Gender Equality Promotion Headquarters, Tokyo Bar Association Oct 2020: Expert Member, Rengo Exchange of Opinions on Gender Equality Issues under COVID-19 Apr 2023: Auditor, Tokyo Bar Association Apr 2024: Deputy Chair, Finance Committee, Tokyo Bar Association; Director, Tokyo Bar Association Education Foundation; Member, Gender Equality Promotion Committee, Japan Federation of Bar Associations Jun 2024: Outside Director, Audit and Supervisory Committee Member, the Company (current) Apr 2025: Member, Finance Committee, Japan Federation of Bar Associations; Director, Shunju Ikuei-kai Foundation (current); Member, Finance Committee, Tokyo Bar Association (current) Apr 2026: Deputy Chair, General Affairs Committee, Tokyo Bar Association (current)
1974-06-21
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