NEC Corporation reported FY26/3 revenue of 3.5827 trillion yen, adjusted operating profit of 386.8 billion yen, and 101,800 consolidated employees, with Takayuki Morita as president and CEO.
NEC: Key Facts
- Founded: 1899
- Headquarters: Minato, Tokyo, Japan
- CEO: Takayuki Morita
- Latest reported revenue: 3.5827 trillion yen in revenue for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026
- Profile revenue display: $23.9B
- Employees: about 101,800
How NEC Makes Money
NEC makes money from IT services, systems integration, enterprise modernization, public-sector platforms, social infrastructure, telecom services, aerospace and national security systems, biometrics, and managed services. Its fiscal 2026 reporting highlights IT Services as the largest segment, with Social Infrastructure as the second major pillar.
Financial Performance
For FY26/3, NEC reported revenue of 3,582.7 billion yen, up 4.7%, adjusted operating profit of 386.8 billion yen, non-GAAP operating profit of 397.2 billion yen, and non-GAAP net profit of 279.8 billion yen. IT Services revenue was 2,508.9 billion yen, while Social Infrastructure revenue was 935.3 billion yen. NEC BluStellar revenue within Domestic IT reached 705.0 billion yen.
Competitive Position
NEC competes with Fujitsu, Hitachi, NTT Data, IBM, Accenture, Thales, IDEMIA, Ericsson, Nokia, and other IT and telecom infrastructure providers. Its strongest position is where technology, public trust, security, and local delivery all matter at once.
