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QUANTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE HOLDINGS, INC. · 株式会社クオンツ総研ホールディングス

Last · Tokyo¥1064.00-3.00 (-0.28%)live · yahoo · 5h ago
Vol 208.3K ≈ 221.63M
Market cap¥53.9B50.7M sh
P/E · TTM16.8fwd 5.3 · eps 63.17
Beta0.92vs S&P 500
Div yield0.47%annual · TTM
52w range
¥556.00¥1400.00
Volume208.3Ksession

Issuer

Legal nameQUANTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE HOLDINGS, INC. · 株式会社クオンツ総研ホールディングス
HQJapan (JP)
ListingJP 9552
ISINJP3167370000
SectorFinancials
IndustryInvestment Banking & Brokerage Services
CurrencyJPY
Entity registryedinet:E37733
Org IDE37733
Employees690
AddressM&A Research Institute Holdings, Inc. Marunouchi Trust Tower N Bldg., 17/F 100-0005, Tokyo
Headline financial metrics
Revenue¥16.6B
Operating income¥4.8B
Net income¥2.7B
Free cash flow¥1.2B
Operating margin28.8%
Net margin16.5%
Return on equity53.8%
Period2025
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OpenFilings analyst

Our analyst

Agentic read of the latest earnings call — recommendation updates when we process a new transcript. Research synthesis, not investment advice.

Strong M&A execution is offset by consulting investment losses and unresolved closing-rate risk.

Latest call · Q3 2026

Hold: nine-month net sales rose 37.3% to ¥15,920 million and operating profit rose 42.0% to ¥4,440 million, but the operating-profit outlook was cut for Consulting from a ¥650 million loss to a ¥1,100 million loss. M&A profit was raised to about ¥6,940 million and productivity improved, yet the closing-rate recovery remains unproven and growth is increasingly dependent on costly hiring.

Themes
  • Ma Brokerage
  • Consulting Growth
  • Ai Productivity
  • Closing Rate
  • Hiring Investment
  • Share Repurchase

Near term

M&A brokerage closed a quarterly record number of deals, with Q3 sales of ¥4,370 million and average deal size of ¥65 million.

Consulting hiring exceeded plan at 274 consultants, with approximately 320 expected by year-end, but higher recruitment and advertising costs are pressuring earnings.

Watch whether stricter mandate screening and AI-enabled time savings translate into a sustained closing-rate improvement rather than only a smaller, cleaner pipeline.

Longer term

M&A sales per advisor increased from ¥9.8 million to ¥13.0 million year over year, supporting a productivity-led growth model if advisor turnover falls and headcount resumes growth.

Management targets consulting as a second core earnings pillar over four to five years, but that thesis requires converting rapid consultant expansion into durable profitability.

Expansion through financial-institution, accounting, and overseas partnerships could broaden sourcing, while tighter acceptance standards may constrain headline deal-volume growth.

Red flags

Management acknowledged that a significant closing-rate improvement has not yet occurred.

Consulting operating-loss guidance worsened by ¥450 million despite strong sales and hiring progress.

The number of ongoing M&A deals declined after mandates were removed under stricter criteria, making pipeline quality and future conversion harder to assess.

OpenFilings analyst view from primary-source filings and earnings calls — not investment advice.

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