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M3, Inc.

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M3, Inc. provides internet-based medical services to physicians and other healthcare professionals. Its offerings include m3.com, a members-only site for medical information and tools; MR-kun, which delivers medical information for daily practice; QOL-kun, a marketing support service; m3.com CAREER, a physician recruitment and career-change site; and Drug Carrier, a job site for pharmacists. The company also provides online lectures, clinical trial and research services, survey panels, and platforms such as AskDoctors, MDLinx, and Doctors.net.uk. It is involved in sales and marketing for pharmaceuticals and medical devices, electronic medical records and equipment, clinical development support, management support for medical institutions, and operates podiatry and venous disease clinics and hospice facilities. Formerly known as So-netM3, Inc., it changed its name to M3, Inc. in January 2010 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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M3 Forecasts Over 20% Revenue Growth and Higher Operating Profit for Fiscal Year Ending March 2026

M3's full-year results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 showed revenue of 351.3 billion yen, up 23.3% year on year, operating profit of 73.5 billion yen, up 16.8%, and net profit of 49.1 billion yen, up 21.3%, marking the first operating profit increase in four fiscal years and a return to a growth trajectory. Operating profit had fallen for three consecutive fiscal years after peaking at 95.1 billion yen in the fiscal year ended March 2022, but recovered this period. However, the operating margin has declined from 45.7% in the fiscal year ended March 2022 to 20.9%, as revenue grew nearly 70% over four years from 208.1 billion yen to 351.3 billion yen while profit remains below its peak. The main reason for the margin decline is a shift in the business mix as the company has successively taken in businesses with different profitability profiles: its largest earner, the Medical Platform, kept a profit margin of 34.5% on revenue of 104 billion yen, while Patient Solution, which absorbed Ewell after it became a subsidiary in April 2025, saw revenue swell to 56.8 billion yen, 2.6 times the previous year's level, yet its profit margin stood at just 4.7%. For the fiscal year ending March 2027, the company forecasts revenue of 400 billion yen, up 13.8% year on year, operating profit of 80 billion yen, up 8.8%, and net profit of 53 billion yen, up 7.9%.
2413.JP · Capital · Positive M3 reported FY ending March 2026 revenue up 23.3% to 351.3 billion yen and operating profit up 16.8% to 73.5 billion yen, its first profit increase in four years.
E-Well Co., Ltd. (イーウェル) · Capital · Neutral E-Well became an M3 subsidiary in April 2025, swelling Patient Solution revenue 2.6x to 56.8 billion yen but with only a 4.7% profit margin, dragging M3's overall margin.
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Hong Kong Fund Oasis Management Holds 5.03% Stake in M3

It has been disclosed that Hong Kong investment fund Oasis Management holds a 5.03% stake in M3. According to a large shareholding report filed on the 10th, the reporting obligation arose on the 3rd. The stated purpose of the holding includes exchanging views with management on business strategy and, through the implementation of proposals, aiming to enhance M3's medium- to long-term corporate value and improve corporate governance.
2413.JP · Capital · Neutral Activist investor Oasis Management discloses 5.03% stake, plans to engage with management to enhance corporate value and governance.
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M3 Shares Plunge as Q1 FY2027 Revenue Rises but Operating Profit Falls 8.6%

M3 shares tumbled to 1,530 yen on August 7, down 16.9 percent from the previous day. In its first-quarter results for the fiscal year ending March 2027, revenue rose 4.5 percent year-on-year to 90.1 billion yen, but operating profit fell 8.6 percent to 18 billion yen, and net profit dropped 21.8 percent to 10.5 billion yen, with profits declining across the board. The profit decline was driven by lower sales in the high-margin pharmaceutical marketing support business and increased upfront investment costs both domestically and overseas. Operating profit progress against the full-year plan was just under one-quarter in the first quarter, making a second-half recovery the key focus.
2413.JP · Capital · Negative Q1 operating profit fell 8.6% and net profit dropped 21.8%, missing plan progress.
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