GLORY LTD. · Year ended March 2026

GLORY links the checkout and back office without handling loose cash

GLORY supplies banks and retailers with equipment and systems that count, recognize and transfer cash. Its products include checkout change dispensers and bank-counter cash recyclers, supported by maintenance after installation.

A store employee carries a closed cash cassette from checkout equipment to a machine in the back office.

Move cash while it stays inside a cassette

A schematic of the cassette operation supported between CI-X checkout and back-office equipment.

A shopper holds a banknote towards a cash-handling machine beside a checkout counter and shopping basket. Separate coin and banknote openings are shown.

A shopper pays in cash

The checkout equipment accepts notes and coins.

A store employee carries two closed, handled cash cassettes. No hand removes the cash inside.

Staff move the cassettes

Staff carry the containers without handling loose cash.

In the store back office, an employee inserts a closed cash cassette into a larger cash-handling machine. A cash-management screen stands beside it.

Load the back-office machine

Equipment exchanges the cash being collected or replenished.

Shapes and positions are schematic, not a plan for a specific store. Collection is shown; cassette operation also supports replenishment. Note and coin configurations vary by equipment.

Source: CI-X launch release, PDF pp.2–3 (Japanese)

Handling coins with different sizes and materials

A shop can also be a place to receive cash

Installed equipment brings maintenance and replacement work

CONCEPT MAP

What keeps cash moving through a store

Equipment, management software and support after installation perform different jobs.

The customer’s cash managementFrom checkout to back office
  1. Equipment transfers cashRecognize, accept and dispense notes and coins
  2. Software tracks itManage balances and equipment status
  3. Support continuesMaintain equipment and serve replacement demand

Overseas installations and Japan’s banknote cycle move differently

DATA VIEW

Overseas revenue rose; Japan’s retail and transportation revenue fell

External-customer revenue for each year ended March. Unit: ¥ million. All values are IFRS actuals on one zero-based scale. These are two selected segments, not a breakdown of the whole group.

Overseas revenue rose; Japan’s retail and transportation revenue fell
Overseas market · March 2025¥210,051m
Overseas market · March 2026¥216,091m
Japan retail and transportation · March 2025¥69,708m
Japan retail and transportation · March 2026¥57,637m

Source: financial results, PDF pp.14–15 / printed pp.11–12. The IFRS transition is explained on PDF p.3.

The operating-profit figure stated in ¥ million comes from the financial results, PDF p.1.

THE VIEW AFTER THE NUMBERS

What the numbers suggest

GLORY supports the cash-management work that continues after a customer pays. Cassettes connect checkout and back-office equipment, while software tracks the cash inside. The equipment also supports services for people who receive cash at stores.

In the year ended March 2026, overseas revenue growth coincided with a decline after Japan’s new-banknote work. Even when stores need more efficient operations, the timing of equipment replacements and modifications changes annual sales and profit.

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This is not investment advice or a stock recommendation. We reorder company-published primary-source facts to make the shape of the business easier to see.

Primary sources used

CI-X series launch release (Japanese)

GLORY LTD. · 2022-09-15

Pages used: p.1-3 / p.2

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CASHINFINITY rollout announcement for OXXO (Japanese)

GLORY LTD. · 2024-09-05

Pages used: p.1

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IR Day 2025: GLORY Group long-term growth story (Japanese)

GLORY LTD. · 2025-11-28

Pages used: p.4,32

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Financial results for the year ended March 2026, IFRS (Japanese)

GLORY LTD. · 2026-05-15

Pages used: p.5-6,14-15 / p.5,14-15

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Full-year results presentation, March 2026 (Japanese)

GLORY LTD. · 2026-05-15

Pages used: p.4,30

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