IIJ was established in 1992 as Japan's first full‑scale commercial Internet service provider (ISP).
IIJ was established as Japan's first full‑scale commercial Internet service provider (ISP).
Around 2000, the entry of new ISP operators, including those targeting individuals, intensified price competition and caused service prices to fall rapidly. In response, IIJ shifted its business model to become a "total network solution provider" offering integrated internet connectivity, outsourcing, and network system construction and operation services to corporate customers, and continued to grow.
Since around 2000, IIJ has continued to grow by transitioning its business model to a "total network solution provider" offering integrated internet connectivity, outsourcing, and network system construction and operation services to corporate customers.
Since around 2000, service prices have fallen rapidly. In this context, IIJ has continued to grow by transitioning its business model to a "total network solution provider" offering integrated internet connectivity, outsourcing, and network system construction and operation services to corporate customers.
Intense price competition in internet connectivity services caused prices to fall rapidly.
The consolidated interim results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 exceeded the previous forecasts for revenue, operating profit, pre-tax interim profit, and profit attributable to owners of the parent company. Accordingly, the consolidated full-year forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 was revised upward. The revised figures mentioned in the text are incomplete and cannot be verified.
Regarding the disposal of self-issue shares as a restricted stock compensation with vesting conditions, the payment procedure was completed on July 15, 2026. The number of shares disposed was 28,875 of our common shares, the disposal price was 3,070 yen per share, and the total disposal amount was 88,646,250 yen.
Internet Initiative Inc. announced that the payment procedures for the disposal of its own shares as performance‑linked restricted stock compensation, which was approved by the board of directors on May 25, 2026, were completed on June 15. The number of shares disposed of was 68,111 ordinary shares, the disposal price was ¥3,064 per share, and the total disposal amount was ¥208,692,104.
Internet Initiative Inc. announced the disposal of 28,875 shares of its own stock as a tenure-based restricted stock compensation. The disposal price is 3,070 yen per share, totaling 88,646,250 yen, with the payment date of July 15, 2026. The recipients are directors and executive officers of the company and its subsidiaries.
On May 14, 2026, we announced a correction of some figures in the "Consolidated Performance Presentation for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2026". The error was due to a mistake in aggregating the projected revenue for system operation and maintenance for fiscal year 2026 from the outstanding order balance of system integration.
The dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2026 has been decided at 19.50 yen per share. The total dividend amount is 345.7 million yen, with the record date on March 31, 2026, and the effective date on June 27, 2026. The annual dividend amounts to 39.00 yen per share, an increase from 35.00 yen in the previous year.
Internet Initiative Inc. held a board meeting on May 25, 2026, and decided to dispose of 68,111 shares of its own stock as restricted stock compensation. The disposal price is 3,064 yen per share, totaling 208,692,104 yen, and the shares will be allocated to six directors, 19 executive officers, seven subsidiary directors, and five subsidiary executive officers. The disposal is conditioned on the effective date of the securities registration statement under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
Internet Initiative Inc. corrected part of the notice on dividend of retained earnings announced on May 14, 2026. The corrected dividend is 19.50 yen per share, totaling 3,457 million yen, effective from June 27, 2026. The dividend source is retained earnings.