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三和HD Research Memo(3):“動く建材”を世界展開。主力は国内だが欧米事業も重要な柱に成長

Sanko HD Research Memo (3): Global Expansion of "Moving Building Materials." While the domestic market remains a major focus, the European and American businesses have also become important pillars of growth.

Fisco Japan ·  Jun 17 14:33

Company overview for Sanwa Holdings <5929>.

2. Overview of the business The company group is composed of the company itself, 104 consolidated subsidiaries, and 12 associated companies as of the end of March 2024, and is engaged in the manufacturing, sales, maintenance, and service businesses of metal products for building commercial facility, building material metal products for residences in Japan, the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Specifically, motion building materials, such as shutters and car doors, are the cornerstone of building materials. In addition, in Japan, they also handle partition and front products, exterior products, etc., and in the Americas, they handle car door products. Installation work and maintenance services are also an important part of revenue. Major subsidiaries in Japan include Sanwa Shutter Industry, Showa Front Co., and Okinawa Sanwa Shutter. With the No.1 domestic market share, they aim for stable growth through experienced construction technicians and the expansion of service businesses. On the other hand, in the Americas overseas, they have a strong sales network in North America, and they have polished their No. 1 position with ODC, which has a strong brand power in the United States and Canada. In Europe, the NF Group operates in Germany and other European countries, and aims to improve their presence with expanded business foundations through mergers and acquisitions. Moreover, in Asia, there are Sanwa Shutter (Hong Kong) Ltd., Anwa Metal Industry Co., Ltd., and others. Each group company is responsible for their respective local business, with many business companies and regional sales companies under their umbrella, and they are expanding multiple brands depending on the products and business areas. They aim to accelerate the group's growth speed by utilizing the group's sales channels and technological capabilities, and strengthening the framework that can quickly respond to market environments and needs.

The company group, as of the end of March 2024, consists of the company itself, 104 consolidated subsidiaries, and 12 associated companies, totaling 117 companies, and is engaged in the manufacturing, sales, maintenance, and service businesses of metal products for building commercial facility, building material metal products for residences in Japan, the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

Concrete products include motion building materials, such as shutters and car doors, which are the main focus of building materials. In addition, in Japan, they also handle partition and front products, exterior products, etc., and in the Americas, they handle car door products. Installation work and maintenance services are also an important part of revenue.

Major subsidiaries in Japan include Sanwa Shutter Industry, Showa Front Co., and Okinawa Sanwa Shutter. With the No.1 domestic market share, they aim for stable growth through experienced construction technicians and the expansion of service businesses.

The company group has been promoting global business expansion ahead of domestic competitors. They are currently doing business in 27 countries and regions around the world, and have established a top position in major areas. The company discloses revenue and operating profit by sector, including Japan, the Americas (ODC), Europe (NF), and Asia.

Based on the results for the fiscal year ending March 2024, Japan accounted for 43.5% of total revenue and 42.0% of operating profit, forming the core of the group's revenue and profit. In overseas markets, ODC in the Americas accounted for 36.0% of revenue and 51.4% of operating profit, expanding their composition ratio due to an increase in revenue and profit despite the trend of a weak yen. NF in Europe is also affected by the trend of a weak yen, accounting for 18.2% of revenue and 5.8% of operating profit. On the other hand, Asia, which has become a newly consolidated subsidiary since the fiscal year ending March 2020 and has just turned positive, accounted for only 2.3% of revenue and 0.9% of operating profit, and expanding profits is a challenge for the future.

(Written by FISCO guest analyst Nozomi Kokushige).

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