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Konica Minolta releases Corporate Plan 2026-2028

Konica Minolta has formulated its new Medium-term Business Plan, find the link here: “Corporate Plan 2026–2028,” covering fiscal years 2026 through 2028.

The company has focused on three key initiatives (from 2023 to 2025):

  • business selection and concentration
  • reinforcement of earnings base, and
  • preparing for future growth.

During this period, the Company implemented various measures aimed at improving profitability, as well as global structural reforms.

In the final year of the previous plan, FY2025, which the company positioned as “Turn Around 2025,” Konica Minolta worked to establish growth foundations by nurturing growth opportunities, including barrier film for perovskite solar cells, intelligent recycled materials, and optical components for semiconductor inspection equipment. Through these initiatives, it has been able to make steady progress in establishing a foundation.

The new Medium Term Plan

Konica Minolta has positioned the period from FY2026 to FY2028, the time horizon of the new Medium-term Business Plan, as a phase to build a foundation for long‑term growth. Under this plan, the company will strive to enhance corporate value by focusing on the following priority policies:

  • Improvement of gross profit margin
  • Reduction of the SG&A expense ratio
  • Improvement of financial balance
  • Enhancement of asset efficiency

Outlines in the “Corporate Plan 2026–2028,” Konica Minolta has set the promotion of ROIC‑based management (Return on Invested Capital) and the strengthening of business portfolio management as its key policies.

In addition to focusing on profit generation, it plans to place the efficient use of capital and the sustainable enhancement of corporate value at the core of its management approach. By thoroughly embedding ROIC‑focused decision‑making across the Group, the aim is to improve both earning power and capital efficiency, and ultimately achieve a sustainable improvement in ROE (Return on Equity).

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