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Green Energy & Company: A Significant Leap Towards Sustainability

In a recent presentation held in Tokushima, Japan, Green Energy & Company, under the leadership of CEO Takafumi Suzu, proudly unveiled its 19th fiscal year management plan. The gathering attracted around 200 attendees, including staff from both Tokyo and Tokushima branches as well as financial institution representatives who support the company’s initiatives. The company has experienced exceptional growth, forecasting an operating profit increase of 211% and a recurring profit increase of 260% compared to the previous year.

Rapid Growth and Adjustments

For the fiscal year ending in April 2026, Green Energy & Company made three upward revisions to its mid-year forecasts due to solid business performance. The latest revision highlighted that the contracts and handovers for grid storage projects had exceeded initial projections. Notably, contributions from the Hiroshima and Kirishima storage facilities significantly bolstered both revenues and profits beyond last year’s figures.

The updated financial forecasts are as follows:

• - Sales: 18.4 billion yen (158% increase YoY)
• - Operating Profit: 1.15 billion yen (211% increase YoY)
• - Recurring Profit: 1.06 billion yen (260% increase YoY)

Vision for the Future: “Focusing on Storage Business”

The theme for the 19th fiscal year centers on making the grid storage business a pillar for growth. The guiding phrase for this year is “Focus more on storage,” reflecting the company's determination to enhance its business resources and efforts towards this sector. Details regarding this year’s consolidated management goals and strategic plans are expected to be disclosed during the earnings announcement scheduled for June 2026.

Long-Term Business Vision: “Sustainable Growth 2035”

Green Energy & Company advocates for a vision where “new norms turn the world and its people green.” This vision is encapsulated in their long-term growth plan aimed at achieving a society where 10 million individuals can self-generate their energy by the year 2035. By integrating hybrid revenue models that combine selling and construction (flow business) with operating and maintenance services (stock business), they are setting the stage for sustainable, long-term growth.

The company dedicates itself to focusing on renewable energy and green transformation, thereby facilitating a decentralized energy society in collaboration with local businesses and individuals. This strategy will not only enhance corporate value but also contribute towards achieving a sustainable society.

In conclusion, as Green Energy & Company progresses towards its ambitious goals, it embodies a model for how businesses can adapt and thrive in an ever-evolving energy landscape, all while emphasizing the importance of sustainability and community engagement. The team remains committed to driving positive change and aims for a brighter future for its stakeholders and the broader community, balancing profitability with ecological responsibility.