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1st-Quarter Financial Report for the Fiscal Year Ending
December 31, 2018
May 11, 2018 TSE 1st Section: 6071
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INDEX
1. Financial Results Summary
2. Summary by Business Division
3. Growth Strategy
4. Reference Materials
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1. Financial Results Summary
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By 2022, make the couples married through IBJ account for 3% of couples married in Japan.
1. Financial Results Summary
3% of Couples Married
8,000
10,000
12,000
14,000
16,000
18,000
20,000
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
2018
2022
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
2014 2015 2016
1% is expected to be achieved (About 6,000 couples)
18,000 couples
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≫the number of registered member and
marriage meetings
FY2017 FY2013 FY2015 FY2016
the number of registered member and marriage meetings is rising trend
FY2018
1.Financial Results Summary
59,165
registered member
49,979
24,246
14,316
45,000
50,000
60,000
55,000
(members)
65,000 marriage meetings
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(Million yen) 2017 2018 Percentage
change
1Q 1Q
Net sales 2,343 2,457 +4.9%
Operating income 341 327 △4.2%
Ordinary income 345 325 △5.8%
Net Income 224 215 △3.8%
1. Financial Results Summary
Consolidated Results
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1. Financial Results Summary
Performance Highlights
Marriage Hunting Business
Life Design Business
(Million yen) (Million yen)
Net sales
+4.9 % YoY
Operating income
-4.2% YoY
Net sales: 1,414 million yen YoY: +6.1% Segment income: 584 million yen YoY: -2.1%
Net sales: 1,042 million yen Segment income: +33 million yen (before goodwill amortization)
2,343
2,457
341
327
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Investment of personnel contributing to sales and store openings
2017 1Q (consolidated)
2018 1Q (consolidated)
2017 1Q (consolidated)
2018 1Q (consolidated)
Other SG&A
Expenses
+9%
business tax
+144%
Rent +19%
Advertising Expenses Promotional Expenses
+12%
Personnel Expenses
+8%
1,120
Personnel Expenses
Advertising Expenses Promotional Expenses
Rent
business tax
Other SG&A
Expenses
1,011
YonY
+10.8%
Increase in software etc.
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Increase stated capital by
exercising stock option
New store opened in Ueno
and Nagoya and Namba
Increase in advertising
expenses contributing to sales
Increase number of employeesYonY +56
(Million yen)
1. Financial Results Summary
FY2018 1Q(Consolidated)
FY2017 1Q (Consolidated)
SG&A Expenses
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2. Summary by Business Division
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Started a private marriage-concierge system.
2. Summary by Business Division
Community Business
Operation of the marriage hunting website “Bridal Net”
50
150
200
100
2017 1Q
2017 2Q
2017 3Q
2017 4Q
2018 1Q
2018 2Q
(outlook)
(Million yen)
153 166
144 138 135
The number of members bottomed out and started to increase.
Jan 14,100
Feb 13,300
Mar 13,500
1.82
1.65 1.56
1.44
Net sales (excluding internal sales) Number of people charged a monthly membership fee (as of quarter-end) (10,000 people)
Point
Individually provided advice by private concierges helps to keep members from unsubscribing from the membership.
1.35
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Showing an uptrend while there is seasonality. Expect to see growth in 2Q which includes the
Golden Week holidays.
2. Summary by Business Division
Event Business
Operation of “PARTY☆PARTY” marriage-hunting party and “Rush” matchmaking party arrangement service
350
550
650
450
2017 1Q
2017 2Q
2017 3Q
2017 4Q
2018 1Q
2018 2Q
(outlook)
571
661
586 550
13.3 15.2
17.8 15.7 14.3
(Million yen)
Net sales (excluding internal sales)
Number of participants (10,000 people)
503
Store opening in Namba, Ueno (Marui), Dai Nagoya
PARTY☆PARTY app release
Point
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A significant increase in the number of people married, reaching 352.
2. Summary by Business Division
Marriage Consulting Agencies Business
Operation of own marriage servicers “IBJ Members”
2017 1Q
2017 2Q
2017 3Q
2017 4Q
2018 1Q
2018 2Q
(outlook)
350
400
500
450
413 422
455 453
288 296
344 341 352
500
(Million yen)
Net sales (excluding internal sales)
Number of people married
Fostering of manpower by a department dedicated for human resources development; ensuring thorough member management.
Point
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Number of affiliates stood at 1,691. (YoY+22.4%)
2. Summary by Business Division
Affiliate and Media Service Business
System services for affiliates throughout Japan and support for independent launches
Total redesign of IBJ’s marriage meeting system app. Point
1,629companies
100
300
400
200
2017 1Q
2017 2Q
2017 3Q
2017 4Q
2018 1Q
2018 2Q (outlook)
1,691companies
1,560companies
1,469companies
1,381companies
305 314 309 312
(Million yen)
Net sales (excluding internal sales)
Number of affiliates
250
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3. Growth Strategy
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A surge in the number of young people who find romantic relationships to be troublesome but wish to get married. The marriage hunting needs of unmarried people is in an upward trend.
3. Growth Strategy Marriage Intention of Unmarried People
50.0%
46.2%
40.0% 30.0% 20.0% 10.0% 0.0%
Marriage intention of unmarried people
Scared of being in a romantic relationship
No interest in romantic relationship
Being involved romantically with someone is troublesome
Had a failed romantic relationship before
Want to value the time with friends
Want to focus on own hobbies
Want to focus on work and study
About 90% of unmarried people answered that
“they will get married eventually.” 87.5% Sample: Unmarried people in their 20s and 30s (multiple answers), unmarried people aged between 18 and 34
Source: Prepared based on the FY2014 Survey Report on Marriage and Family Formation issued by the Cabinet Office and the 15th Annual Population and Social Security Surveys conducted by the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research
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Potential customer development progresses due to aggressive entry of
major corporations.
3. Growth Strategy Market Size
Dating apps
Potential market size
1 trillion yen
66 billion yen
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Entry of major corporations Invested by institutional investors
and financial funds (ESG investment*)
3. Growth Strategy ESG Investment
Entry of major corporations
Marriage-hunting industry
BANK
* ESG investment is a method of selecting investee companies based on their initiatives in three areas: Environment (E), Social (S) and Governance (G).
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One of IBJ’s strengths is to be able to provide support until engagement with its:
3. Growth Strategy Systems and People
Systems People
system human
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3. Growth Strategy Strength of the systems
Search for persons to meet
Register them as favorites
Request an arranged-marriage meeting
Contact a matchmaker
Headquarters
Tokai Office
Kansai Office
What kind of system is it?
Provide full support from joining to marriage
With the system, you can:
Strength of the systems and more The largest membership network for matchmaking in Japan with approx. 60,000 members and
1,691 affiliate companies
PARTY☆PARTY app release
Improve the system UI and UX
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3. Growth Strategy Strength in people
Strength in people and more The method of connecting
people for marriage cultivated through a 17-year marriage support business
Disseminate the method to connect people for marriage from our own marriage service to affiliates (IBJ method school)
Thorough implementation of a fee system focusing on providing support
Strengthening recruitment and development (newly established a department dedicated for human resources development)
Matchmaker network of 1,691
companies and 3,000 matchmakers
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3. Growth Strategy Domains to expand
Marriage proposal
Ring
Marriage
Marriage hunting
Single
Business Domain
Domains to expand
Honeymoon
Insurance
Home
Childbirth
Child-raising
Vacation
Job changes
Insurance
Self-improvement
Senior community
Second life (life after retiring)
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IBJ membership base contributes to the group company businesses.
3. Growth Strategy Life Design Business
Wind and Sun Inc. (wedding) Kamome Co., Ltd. (travel)
IBJ Life Design Support Co., Ltd. (insurance)
Insurance
Travel
Wedding Target
Number of referrals to wedding venues
Married couples About
6,000 couples per year
Number of members registered with IBJ’s
marriage meeting system
About 60,000 members
Target
Target
1,000 couples per year
500 couples per year
500 couples per year
276couples
Number of couples signing an insurance policy 92couples
Number of couples signing an agreement for honeymoon travel 58couples
* FY2017 893 couples
* FY2017 101 couples
* FY2017 42 couples
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3. Growth Strategy Introduce to marriage-hunting parties
Point 1
Point 2
Has proven performance in implementing robot app development.
Introduce to marriage-hunting parties
Take on a wide range of operations such as attending marriage meetings
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Japan has a serious issue of isolation of elderly people.
3. Growth Strategy Isolation of the elderly people
Netherlands U.S. Germany South Korea France Mexico Japan
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
16.0
18.0
2.0 3.1 3.5
7.5 8.1
14.1
10.0
12.0
14.0
15.3
2005 (%) State of social isolation (comparison of OECD countries)
* The ratio of people who respond that “do not socialize at all” and “rarely socialize” with friends, colleagues at workplace and people in other social organizations (e.g., churches, sports club, culture schools).
* World Values Survey 1999–2002. Source: Society at a Glance OECD Social Indicators-2005 Edition
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Provide senior services different from previously provided ones
3. Growth Strategy Senior Services
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 10
Sports activity
Reading
Shopping
Travel
News Paper/ Magazine
TV/Radio
20.1%
23.2%
31.3%
41.2%
55.0%
83.2%
Daily leisure and hobbies of elderly people
Sample: 6,000 males and females aged 60 or older nationwide. Source: Prepared based on “Results of awareness survey on the daily life of the elderly, 2014” by the
Cabinet Office
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International marriages account for about 5% of the total marriages in Japan
3. Growth Strategy Annual changes in international marriages
60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82
5.9%
6.1%
5.3%
5.1%
Annual changes in the number of marriages by nationality of couples
(10,000 couples)
Total marriages in Japan
Either husband or wife is non-Japanese 2009
2008 2007 2005 2002
Source: Prepared based on Annual Report of Vital Statistics Key Statistics Table “Annual Trends in Marriages by Nationality of Husband and Wife” by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
Provide opportunities to meet people of other races or nationalities
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4.7%
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1st China 38.7%
2nd The Philippines 20.7%
3rd South Korea 15.3%
1st South Korea 25.4%
2nd U.S. 18.3%
3rd China 12.1%
Ratio of international marriages by country
3. Growth Strategy Ratio of international marriages by country
Japanese man
non-Japanese woman
and Japanese woman
non-Japanese
man and
Provide international marriage services focusing on Japanese and Korean couples.
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Source: Special report on vital statistics of 2016.Overview of "statistics on marriage"
4. Reference Materials
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4. Reference Materials Consolidated Balance Sheets
(Million yen)
As of end of
December 2017 As of end of March 2018
Increase/ decrease
Factors in change
Current Assets 4,485 3,932 -372 Acquisition of treasury stock
Cash and Deposits 3,607 3,102 -505
Non-current Assets 1,736 1,847 +111
Property, Plant and Equipment/ Intangible Assets
766 831 +65 New store opened in Ueno, Nagoya,Namba
Investments and Other Assets 970 1,016 +46
Total Assets 6,220 5,779 -442
Current Liabilities 2,032 1,660 -372
Non-current Liabilities 1,017 969 -49
Total Liabilities 3,049 2,628 -421
Capital Stock/Capital Surplus 1,141 1,217 +76 Increase stated capital by
exercising stock option
Retained Earnings 2,519 2,380 -139
Treasury Stock -508 -508 ±0
Valuation and Translation Adjustments
16 29 +13
Stock Acquisition Rights 3 32 +29
Total Net Assets 3,171 3,150 -21
Total Liabilities and Net Assets 6,220 5,779 -442
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Sales = Unit Price in Each Business x Quantity
4. Reference Materials Business model
Community (Operation of “Bridal Net”)
Revenue source = Monthly membership fee of 3,000 yen × Number of people charged a monthly membership fee
Event (Operation of “PARTY☆PARTY” and “Rush”)
Revenue source = Participating fee (average) of 4,000 yen × Number of participants at events
Agent (Operation of own marriage servicers “IBJ Members”)
Revenue source = Membership fee (annualized) of about 180,000–240,000 yen × Number of members
* Success fee is 200,000 yen
Affiliate and Media Service (System services for affiliates and support for launches)
Revenue source = Marriage service registration fee of 1.5 million yen and system charges of about 20,000 yen × Number of affiliates
* Package for corporate sales is 3 million yen or more
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Shareholder benefits as of the end of June 2018
4. Reference Materials Shareholder benefits
Shareholder benefits as of the end of December 2018
Shareholders holding more company’s shares
Shareholders holding more company’s shares Marriage agencies that are members of the Japan Marriage Consulting Federation (with some exceptions) 30,000 yen discount ticket, 1 ticket
Customized QUO cards Free service coupons/discount tickets
Shareholders holding the company’s shares for a longer period Travel coupons that can be used at Kamome Co., Ltd., the Company’s subsidiary operating the travel business 100,000 yen x 10 coupons (by lot) * Winners will receive the prize with no prior announcement.
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Management philosophy is “Bringing happiness to all the people who share a connection.”
4. Reference Materials Company Profile
Company Name IBJ, Inc.
Representatives Shigeru Ishizaka, CEO / Tetsuhiro Nakamoto, COO
Location of Headquarters
12th floor, Shinjuku First West, 1-23-7 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023
Established February 2006
Paid-in Capital 608,720,750 yen *As of end of March 2018
Fiscal Year End December 31
Businesses
Community Business (“Kon-Katsu” or marriage-hunting websites), Event Business (parties and matchmaking), Marriage Consulting Agencies Business (Own marriage service), Affiliate & Media Service Business (Marriage Consultation Network), FC Business and Life Design Business
Number of Employees (consolidated)
443 *As of end of March 2018
Number of halls
43 (including FC halls) Sapporo, Sendai, Shinjuku (2 halls), Ginza, Yurakucho, Yaesu, Ueno, Ebisu (2 halls), Yokohama, Omiya, Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Chiba, Gunma, Kanazawa, Niigata, Gifu, Hamamatsu, Nagoya (3 halls), Dai Nagoya, Mie(2 halls), Osaka, Namba, Shinsaibashi, Kyoto, Kobe, Hakata, Hiroshima, Tenjin, Kumamoto, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, Tochigi,Ibaraki,Shiga,Okayama,Taiwan *As of end of March 2018
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4. Reference Materials Company History
2000 Bridal Net Inc. is established. Formally launches Japan’s first Internet marriage information service Bridal Net.
2003 Becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yahoo Japan Corporation and creates marriage hunting service for Yahoo! JAPAN.
2004 Provides benefit program services to the Federation of National Public Service Personnel Mutual Aid Associations (KKR).
2006 Becomes independent from Yahoo Japan Corporation through an MBO executed by the current executives. Establishes IBJ, Inc. and begins the Marriage Consulting Federation business. Enters second foundation phase.
2007 Opens new, directly managed halls in Ginza and Shinjuku and launches the Agent business. Launches full-scale services integrating the Internet and real life. Nippon Bridal Community Inc. (NBC) becomes a subsidiary.
2011 Completes full renovation of Bridal Net, transforming it into a marriage hunting site. Grows into Japan’s largest social-marriage-hunting network.
2012 Listed on the JASDAQ (Standard) market of the Osaka Securities Exchange (now the Tokyo Stock Exchange).
2014 Changes listed exchange to the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
2015 Changes listed exchange to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
2016 Establishes Konkatsu Souken Inc. (a subsidiary). Consolidates Wind and Sun, Inc. Consolidates Kamome Co., Ltd.
2017 Establishes IBJ Life Design Support Inc. (a joint company with Sony Life Insurance Co., Ltd.) Establishes Kansai Office and Tokai Office.
2018 Releases PARTY☆PARTY app. Totally redesigns IBJ’s marriage meeting system app.
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Contact:
IBJ, Inc. (IBJ, Inc.)
12th floor, Shinjuku First West, 1-23-7 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023
E-mail: [email protected]
These presentation materials are prepared as a reference for investors to give them an understanding of the current status of IBJ, Inc.
The information contained in this presentation is based on a generally accepted understanding of economic and social conditions as of May 2018 and certain assumptions that are considered rational, and may be altered without notice for reasons such as changes in the business environment.
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