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SHIKIGAKU Co., Ltd. operates as a diversified consultancy and entertainment firm in Japan, structured across four key segments: Organizational Consulting, Sports Entertainment, VC Fund, and Hands-On Support Fund. The company specializes in corporate and personal development services, including HR training, M&A intermediation, and game-based experiential learning programs. Its Sports Entertainment segment manages a professional basketball team, leveraging merchandise sales and ticket revenues. Additionally, SHIKIGAKU engages in venture capital investments and web-based service development, positioning itself at the intersection of knowledge services and entertainment. The firm’s hybrid model combines stable consulting revenue with higher-growth sports and VC activities, differentiating it from traditional service providers. Its niche focus on experiential learning and sports entertainment provides resilience against purely cyclical consulting demand. With a Tokyo base and a relatively young operational history since 2015, the company targets mid-market clients and regional sports audiences, balancing recurring service income with discretionary entertainment spending.
For FY2025, SHIKIGAKU reported revenue of ¥5.37 billion, with net income of ¥426.6 million, reflecting an 8% net margin. Operating cash flow stood at ¥518.1 million, supported by moderate capital expenditures of ¥99.8 million. The firm’s cash conversion efficiency appears stable, with operating cash flow covering 1.2x net income, though further segment-level disclosures would clarify profitability drivers.
Diluted EPS of ¥49.76 indicates effective earnings distribution across its 8.52 million shares outstanding. The company’s beta of 0.675 suggests lower volatility than the broader market, possibly due to its diversified revenue streams. However, the absence of dividend payouts implies reinvestment focus, with capital allocated toward VC funds and sports operations rather than shareholder returns.
SHIKIGAKU maintains a robust liquidity position with ¥2.31 billion in cash against ¥345.1 million of total debt, yielding a conservative leverage profile. The net cash position supports flexibility for strategic investments, particularly in its VC and sports segments, without overreliance on external financing.
Growth appears driven by organic service expansion and sports monetization, though historical comparables are unavailable. The zero-dividend policy aligns with its growth-stage focus, prioritizing fund deployment into venture capital and entertainment assets over immediate shareholder distributions.
At a ¥7.01 billion market cap, the stock trades at ~1.3x revenue and 16.4x net income, reflecting moderate expectations for its hybrid model. The valuation incorporates both the stability of consulting and the optionality of VC/sports ventures, though investor patience may be required for non-core segments to scale.
SHIKIGAKU’s cross-segment synergies—such as corporate training leveraging sports IP—provide a unique competitive edge. Near-term execution risks include integrating VC investments and sports team performance, while long-term upside hinges on scaling its knowledge-based services nationally. The firm’s capital-light consulting foundation offers a buffer against cyclical pressures in discretionary segments.
Company description, financials, and market data sourced from publicly disclosed ticker metadata (7049.T). Segment details inferred from business description; specific FY2025 disclosures assumed consistent with provided metrics.
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