Revitalization and Strengthening of Core Construction Operations
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- 2026-08-05AdvancedEarnings
「Construction orders rose 21.1% year on year to ¥630.2 billion, mainly due to an increase in domestic construction orders, compared with ¥520.6 billion in the same period of the previous year.」
Higher domestic construction orders drove an expansion in construction orders, as shown in the first-quarter results. - FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「More than ¥400 billion in projects were won in the priority production facilities sector, including large-scale semiconductor- and automotive-related projects.」
The Company won more than ¥400 billion in projects in the production facilities sector, including semiconductor- and automotive-related projects. Concrete results demonstrated the strengthening of priority areas and technical capabilities in domestic construction, including the use of AI, deployment of the automated construction system A4CSEL across multiple projects, and underground space construction. - FY2026-H1AdvancedAnnual report
「Revenue in both the civil engineering and building construction businesses exceeded that of the previous interim consolidated accounting period, supported by steady progress centered on large-scale projects. Gross profit also exceeded the previous period, owing to higher contract prices resulting from additions and design changes, as well as appropriate responses to rising construction costs. Profit margins improved on more projects than usual, including large-scale civil engineering projects that reached their peak construction period and large-scale building projects scheduled for completion during the period.」
Revenue and gross profit in both civil engineering and building construction exceeded the previous interim period, supported by progress on large-scale projects. Operating profit increased 171.5% to ¥38.3 billion in civil engineering and 104.3% to ¥38.8 billion in building construction. The improvement in profitability in the core construction business was demonstrated by specific figures. - FY2025-H1Higher revenue and profit in civil engineering alongside lower revenue and profit in building constructionAnnual report
「In the Company’s civil engineering business, revenue exceeded that of the previous interim consolidated accounting period as construction of large-scale projects on hand progressed steadily, and the gross profit margin also remained above the previous interim consolidated accounting period, at 13.5% versus 13.0%. In contrast, revenue in the building construction business was below the previous interim consolidated accounting period because many large-scale projects were in the early stages of construction. The gross profit margin was also below the previous period, at 8.8% versus 9.8%, partly because some projects were affected by higher construction costs.」
In the core construction business, civil engineering posted higher revenue and an improved profit margin as large-scale projects on hand progressed, while building construction posted lower revenue and a lower profit margin because of the impact of large-scale projects in the early stages of construction and higher construction costs. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「Domestic construction is the area in which the strengths generated by the Group’s technologies and experience can be demonstrated most fully. The Company will strengthen its design-build and engineering capabilities in priority areas such as semiconductor- and pharmaceutical-related production facilities, where demand is expanding, and renewable energy generation facilities. It will also improve productivity and operational efficiency through digitalisation and provide high-quality added value to society and customers.」
The new medium-term management plan gives concrete form to the strengthening of the domestic construction business by linking it with priority areas such as semiconductor- and pharmaceutical-related facilities and renewable energy generation facilities, as well as with design-build and engineering capabilities and digitalisation. - FY2024-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders increased in both Japan and overseas, reaching ¥2.0923 trillion, up 19.8% from the year-earlier cumulative period of the same quarter (¥1.7461 trillion). Including development and other businesses, the Company’s orders increased 16.7% to ¥1.3638 trillion (¥1.1689 trillion).」
In the core construction business, orders in Japan and overseas increased 19.8% year on year to ¥2.0923 trillion, while the Company’s orders, including development and other businesses, increased 16.7%. Concrete progress was evident in orders. - FY2024-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders increased in both Japan and overseas, reaching ¥1.4116 trillion, up 25.8% from the year-earlier cumulative period of the same quarter (¥1.1225 trillion). Including development and other businesses, the Company’s orders increased 18.6% to ¥915.4 billion (¥771.8 billion).」
In the core construction business, orders in Japan and overseas increased 25.8% year on year, while the Company’s orders, including development and other businesses, increased 18.6%. Concrete progress was evident in orders. - FY2024-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders increased in both Japan and overseas, reaching ¥801.8 billion, up 62.6% from the year-earlier cumulative period of the same quarter (¥493 billion). Including development and other businesses, the Company’s orders increased 34.2% to ¥483.6 billion (¥360.4 billion).」
In the core construction business, orders in Japan and overseas increased 62.6% year on year, while the Company’s orders, including development and other businesses, increased 34.2%. Concrete progress was evident in orders. - FY2023AdvancedAnnual report
「In the construction business, the Company has won multiple large-scale projects in priority areas such as production facilities, reflecting the results of stronger proposal, design and engineering capabilities. It also completed a large-scale offshore wind power generation facility in Akita Prefecture, gaining expertise and know-how and strengthening its competitiveness in areas where demand is expected to expand.」
The Company won multiple large-scale projects in priority areas and completed a large-scale offshore wind power generation facility in Akita Prefecture. Concrete order wins and completed projects demonstrated the strengthening of the core construction business, centered on proposal, design and engineering capabilities. - FY2023-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders increased in both Japan and overseas, reaching ¥1.7461 trillion, up 34.6% from the year-earlier cumulative period of the same quarter (¥1.297 trillion). Including development and other businesses, the Company’s orders increased 38.2% to ¥1.1689 trillion (¥845.7 billion).」
In the core construction business, orders in Japan and overseas increased 34.6% year on year, while the Company’s orders, including development and other businesses, increased 38.2%. Concrete progress was evident in orders. - FY2023-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders increased in both Japan and overseas, reaching ¥1.1225 trillion, up 39.1% from the year-earlier cumulative period of the same quarter (¥807.1 billion). Including development and other businesses, the Company’s orders increased 49.8% to ¥771.8 billion (¥515.1 billion).」
In the core construction business, orders in Japan and overseas increased 39.1% year on year, while the Company’s orders, including development and other businesses, increased 49.8%. Construction of projects on hand, including large-scale projects, also progressed steadily, resulting in higher revenue and operating profit. - FY2023-Q1Higher orders coexist with deteriorating construction-business profitabilityAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 37.5% year on year to ¥493.0 billion (¥358.6 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), mainly because orders in the Company's construction business increased. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders increased 53.7% to ¥360.4 billion (¥234.4 billion).」
Construction orders increased sharply, up 37.5%. Meanwhile, operating profit was ¥2.1 billion in civil engineering and ¥11.3 billion in building construction, showing that the improvement in profitability has not been uniform despite the expansion in orders. - FY2022-Q3Higher orders and lower construction-business profit continueAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 14.1% year on year to ¥1.2970 trillion (¥1.1369 trillion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as both domestic and overseas orders increased. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders increased 8.4% to ¥845.7 billion (¥780.3 billion). Although overseas affiliates posted higher profit, operating income decreased 11.7% to ¥88.6 billion (¥100.4 billion) and ordinary income decreased 4.2% to ¥106.8 billion (¥111.4 billion), mainly because gross profit in the Company's construction business declined.」
Construction orders increased both domestically and overseas, while operating income and ordinary income declined, mainly because gross profit in the Company's construction business decreased. The coexistence of expanded orders and weaker profitability continues. - FY2022-Q2Higher orders coexist with lower construction-business profitAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 14.7% year on year to ¥807.1 billion (¥703.4 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as both domestic and overseas orders increased. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders increased 18.5% to ¥515.1 billion (¥434.7 billion). Although overseas affiliates posted higher profit, operating income decreased 21.6% to ¥56.4 billion (¥72.0 billion) and ordinary income decreased 17.5% to ¥65.4 billion (¥79.3 billion), mainly because the gross profit margin in the Company's construction business declined.」
Construction orders increased both domestically and overseas, while operating income and ordinary income decreased because the gross profit margin in the Company's construction business declined. Expanded orders coexisted with weaker profitability. - FY2022-Q1Higher orders coexist with lower profit due to weaker marginsAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 22.6% year on year to ¥358.6 billion (¥292.5 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as the Company's orders increased in both civil engineering and building construction. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders increased 56.1% to ¥234.4 billion (¥150.2 billion). Net sales increased 3.0% to ¥453.8 billion (¥440.7 billion), mainly because sales from development and other businesses at overseas affiliates increased. Although overseas affiliates posted higher profit, operating income decreased 31.5% to ¥26.6 billion (¥38.9 billion), ordinary income decreased 25.5% to ¥30.8 billion (¥41.4 billion), and net income attributable to owners of the parent decreased 16.6% to ¥22.0 billion (¥26.4 billion), mainly because gross profit in the Company's construction business declined.」
Construction orders increased 22.6% as orders rose in both civil engineering and building construction, while operating income decreased 31.5% because gross profit in the Company's construction business declined. Expanded orders and deteriorating profitability coexisted in the core construction business. - FY2021ReframedAnnual report
「In the construction business, the Company will enhance its competitiveness by strengthening its proposal capabilities, design-and-build capabilities and engineering capabilities with a view to growth areas. It will also pursue further evolution of the next-generation construction production system it has been developing, with the aim of improving productivity. In addition, the Company will deepen collaboration across the Group and expand a value chain capable of providing value at every phase, from upstream to downstream in construction.」
The policy for revitalising and strengthening the core construction business has been reframed to include proposal, design-and-build and engineering capabilities oriented toward growth areas, the next-generation construction production system, and expansion of the value chain from upstream to downstream. - FY2021-Q3Lower orders, sharply higher civil engineering profit and lower building construction profit coexistAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 4.7% year on year to ¥1.1369 trillion (¥1.1925 trillion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as both domestic and overseas orders declined due to the impact of COVID-19 and other factors. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders decreased 2.6% to ¥780.3 billion (¥801.5 billion).」
Construction orders decreased 4.7% year on year, while civil engineering posted increases of 20.6% in net sales and 120.6% in operating income. Building construction saw net sales decrease 19.7% and operating income decrease 13.1%, and divergent performance between civil engineering and building construction continues amid lower orders. - FY2021-Q2Lower orders, sharply higher civil engineering profit and lower building construction profitAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 12.2% year on year to ¥703.4 billion (¥801.3 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as domestic orders declined due to stagnation in the ordering process and other effects associated with the declaration of a state of emergency.」
Construction orders decreased 12.2%. Meanwhile, civil engineering operating income increased 162.1%, mainly because profitability improved and the gross profit margin rose, while building construction operating income decreased 13.7% because net sales declined, showing divergent performance by business. - FY2021-Q1Sharp decline in orders and improved civil engineering and building construction profitAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 35.1% year on year to ¥292.5 billion (¥450.6 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as domestic orders declined due to delays in contract negotiations and procedures in the Company's building construction business, despite an increase in overseas orders. Operating income was ¥8.5 billion in civil engineering (¥0.5 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year) and increased 36.6% in building construction to ¥19.2 billion (¥14.1 billion).」
Total construction orders decreased 35.1% because of delays in domestic orders. Meanwhile, operating income was ¥8.5 billion in civil engineering as profitability improved, and ¥19.2 billion in building construction as the gross profit margin improved, so lower orders coexisted with improved profit. - FY2020Sharp decline in civil engineering profit and higher building construction revenue and profitAnnual report
「Operating income in the civil engineering business decreased 51.2% year on year to ¥17.1 billion (¥35.2 billion in the previous consolidated fiscal year), mainly because the gross profit margin declined. Operating income in the building construction business increased 7.2% to ¥85.3 billion (¥79.6 billion), as both net sales and the gross profit margin increased.」
On an annual basis, civil engineering posted lower revenue and a substantial decline in profit, while building construction posted higher revenue and profit as large-scale projects progressed. Performance continues to diverge within the core construction business. - FY2020-Q3Slightly lower orders, modestly higher building construction revenue and profit, sharply lower civil engineering profit, and lower overall profitAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 0.2% year on year to ¥1.1925 trillion (¥1.1950 trillion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as the increase in domestic orders was offset by a decline in overseas orders. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders increased 4.9% to ¥801.5 billion (¥764.3 billion). Net sales increased 2.3% to ¥1.4374 trillion (¥1.4052 trillion), mainly because the Company's building construction business grew. Operating income decreased 11.9% to ¥84.7 billion (¥96.2 billion), mainly because gross profit in the Company's civil engineering business declined and selling, general and administrative expenses increased.」
For the construction business as a whole, orders decreased 0.2% year on year and net sales increased 2.3%, while operating income decreased 11.9%. Civil engineering operating income decreased 49.5%, whereas building construction posted a 10.1% increase in completed construction work and a 0.7% increase in operating income, showing divergent performance by business. - FY2020-Q2Higher orders and higher building construction profit coexist with lower civil engineering profit and lower overall profitAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 6.5% year on year to ¥801.3 billion (¥752.0 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as domestic orders increased, mainly in the Company's building construction business. Net sales increased 5.5% to ¥947.1 billion (¥897.7 billion), mainly because the Company's building construction business grew. Gross profit was at the same level as in the same cumulative period of the previous year, but selling, general and administrative expenses increased because of higher personnel expenses, research and development expenses and other costs. As a result, operating income decreased 1.5% to ¥59.7 billion and ordinary income decreased 9.8% to ¥65.0 billion.」
Construction orders and net sales increased, while overall operating income and ordinary income declined because of higher selling, general and administrative expenses and weaker non-operating income and expenses. By segment, building construction posted higher revenue and profit, while civil engineering posted a 42.2% decrease in operating income to ¥6.8 billion. - FY2020-Q1Higher orders, lower construction-business profit and a sharp decline in civil engineering profitAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 38.0% year on year to ¥450.6 billion (¥326.5 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as both the civil engineering and building construction businesses increased orders. On the profit side, operating income decreased 36.4% to ¥19.4 billion (¥30.5 billion), mainly because lower margins in the Company's construction business reduced gross profit on completed construction contracts.」
Construction orders increased 38.0% as both civil engineering and building construction orders rose, while operating income decreased 36.4% because of lower profit margins and other factors. Operating income decreased 93.9% in civil engineering and 9.8% in building construction, so higher orders coexisted with weaker profitability. - FY2019Annual results confirm lower civil engineering profit and higher building construction profitAnnual report
「Completed construction work decreased 17.9% year on year to ¥301.0 billion (¥366.5 billion in the previous consolidated fiscal year), as both domestic and overseas completed construction work had been at high levels in the previous consolidated fiscal year. Operating income decreased 38.6% to ¥35.2 billion (¥57.4 billion), mainly because completed construction work declined. Completed construction work increased 23.3% year on year to ¥928.0 billion (¥752.6 billion), as work on the substantial backlog of projects progressed steadily. Operating income increased 12.3% to ¥79.6 billion (¥70.9 billion), owing to the increase in completed construction work.」
Civil engineering saw completed construction work decrease 17.9% and operating income decrease 38.6%, while building construction saw completed construction work increase 23.3% and operating income increase 12.3%. The annual results show a combination of lower civil engineering profit and higher building construction profit. - FY2019-Q3Lower civil engineering profit, higher building construction profit and lower overall profit coexistAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 1.8% year on year to ¥1.1950 trillion (¥1.1742 trillion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as overseas orders increased through the effects of M&A at overseas affiliates and other factors despite a decline in domestic orders. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders decreased 6.0% to ¥764.3 billion (¥812.7 billion). Operating income decreased 17.8% to ¥96.2 billion (¥117.0 billion) and ordinary income decreased 14.2% to ¥112.1 billion (¥130.6 billion), mainly because gross profit in the Company's civil engineering business declined.」
Total construction orders increased 1.8% through the effects of M&A at overseas affiliates and other factors, while the Company's orders decreased 6.0%, and overall operating income and ordinary income also declined, mainly because gross profit in the civil engineering business decreased. By segment, civil engineering posted lower revenue and profit, while building construction posted higher revenue and profit. - FY2019-Q2Lower orders and lower profit coexist with higher building construction profitAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 1.0% year on year to ¥752.0 billion (¥759.3 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as the Company's orders declined because few large-scale projects were contracted, despite an increase in orders at overseas affiliates. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders decreased 13.1% to ¥479.1 billion (¥551.2 billion). Operating income decreased 21.1% to ¥60.6 billion (¥76.8 billion) and ordinary income decreased 14.5% to ¥72.1 billion (¥84.3 billion), mainly because the Company's gross profit margin on completed construction contracts declined, reducing gross profit.」
Total construction orders decreased 1.0% year on year, while the Company's orders decreased 13.1%, and operating income and ordinary income also declined against a backdrop of a lower gross profit margin on completed construction contracts. By business, building construction posted increases of 17.7% in completed construction work and 7.0% in operating income, contrasting with declines in revenue and profit in civil engineering. - FY2019-Q1Lower orders and lower construction-business profitAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 12.3% year on year to ¥326.5 billion (¥372.2 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), mainly because domestic orders for large-scale projects declined. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders decreased 19.2% to ¥210.1 billion (¥260.1 billion). Net sales remained broadly at the same level as in the same cumulative period of the previous year, increasing 4.0% to ¥416.9 billion (¥400.8 billion). Operating income decreased 30.5% to ¥30.5 billion (¥43.9 billion) and ordinary income decreased 29.2% to ¥34.1 billion (¥48.2 billion), mainly because gross profit on completed construction contracts declined as margins in the Company's construction business fell.」
In the construction business, orders decreased 12.3% year on year because of a decline in large domestic projects, while operating income and ordinary income decreased 30.5% and 29.2%, respectively, against a backdrop of lower profit margins. The quarterly results differed from the previous trend of higher orders and improved margins. - FY2018Annual results confirm higher civil engineering profit and lower building construction profitAnnual report
「Completed construction work increased both domestically and overseas, rising 23.5% year on year to ¥366.5 billion (¥296.8 billion in the previous consolidated fiscal year). Operating income increased 59.5% to ¥57.4 billion (¥35.9 billion), helped by an improvement in the gross profit margin on completed construction contracts.」
Civil engineering posted substantial increases in both completed construction work and operating income. By contrast, building construction saw completed construction work decrease 9.9% to ¥752.6 billion and operating income decrease 9.8% to ¥70.9 billion, showing divergent performance by business. - FY2018-Q3Lower orders, higher civil engineering profit and lower building construction profit coexistAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 12.1% year on year to ¥1.1742 trillion (¥1.3361 trillion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), as domestic orders declined in reaction to the high level in the same cumulative period of the previous year despite an increase in overseas orders. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders decreased 27.3% to ¥812.7 billion (¥1.1172 trillion). On the profit side, mainly because higher margins in the Company's construction business increased gross profit on completed construction contracts, operating income rose 15.4% to ¥117.0 billion (¥101.3 billion) and ordinary income rose 20.5% to ¥130.6 billion (¥108.3 billion).」
For the construction business as a whole, orders decreased 12.1% year on year, while operating income and ordinary income increased on the back of higher profit margins. By business, civil engineering saw completed construction work increase 39.0% and operating income increase 111.1%, whereas building construction saw completed construction work decrease 11.2% and operating income decrease 19.0%. Orders, profitability and performance by business therefore moved in different directions. - FY2018-Q2Lower orders, higher civil engineering profit and lower building construction profit coexistAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 21.6% year on year to ¥759.3 billion (¥968.9 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), reflecting the high level of domestic orders in the same cumulative period of the previous year. On the profit side, mainly because higher margins in the Company's construction business increased gross profit on completed construction contracts, operating income rose 4.2% to ¥76.8 billion (¥73.7 billion) and ordinary income rose 10.3% to ¥84.3 billion (¥76.4 billion). Operating income in the building construction business decreased 23.8% to ¥34.1 billion, mainly because the value of completed construction work declined, while operating income in the civil engineering business increased 96.7% to ¥32.1 billion, mainly because the gross profit margin on completed construction contracts improved.」
For the construction business as a whole, orders decreased 21.6% year on year, while operating income and ordinary income increased because of higher profit margins. By business, civil engineering posted a substantial increase in profit, whereas building construction posted lower profit due to a decline in completed construction work. Orders, profitability and performance by business therefore moved in different directions. - FY2018-Q1Lower orders and improved profitability coexistAnnual report
「Construction orders decreased 40.4% year on year to ¥372.2 billion (¥624.2 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), mainly reflecting the high level of domestic orders in the same cumulative period of the previous year. Net sales remained broadly at the same level as in the same cumulative period of the previous year, increasing 2.6% to ¥400.8 billion (¥390.6 billion). On the profit side, mainly because higher margins in the Company's construction business increased gross profit on completed construction contracts, operating income rose 44.7% to ¥43.9 billion (¥30.3 billion) and ordinary income rose 49.9% to ¥48.2 billion (¥32.1 billion).」
In the core construction business, orders decreased 40.4% as a reaction to the high level of domestic orders in the previous year, while operating income and ordinary income increased 44.7% and 49.9%, respectively, on the back of higher profit margins. Orders and profitability moved in opposite directions. - FY2017-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders remained broadly at the same level as in the same cumulative period of the previous year, increasing 4.6% to ¥1.3361 trillion (¥1.2771 trillion in the same cumulative period of the previous year). Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders increased 21.8% to ¥1.1172 trillion (¥917.0 billion). On the profit side, mainly because higher margins in the Company's construction business increased gross profit on completed construction contracts, operating income rose 71.0% to ¥101.3 billion (¥59.2 billion) and ordinary income rose 60.9% to ¥108.3 billion (¥67.3 billion).」
For the core construction business, orders increased 4.6% year on year, while operating income and ordinary income increased 71.0% and 60.9%, respectively, on the back of higher construction margins. These are specific results indicating progress in revitalisation and strengthening. - FY2017-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 13.7% year on year to ¥968.9 billion (¥852.4 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), mainly due to an increase in orders in the Company's construction business resulting from the receipt of several large-scale projects.」
For the core construction business, orders increased 13.7% year on year as a result of several large-scale project wins. Specific order results are presented in relation to the revitalisation and strengthening of the construction business. - FY2017-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction orders increased 25.5% year on year to ¥624.2 billion (¥497.3 billion in the same cumulative period of the previous year), mainly due to an increase in orders in the Company's construction business. Including development and other businesses, the Company's orders increased 61.5% to ¥550.7 billion (¥341.0 billion). Net sales remained broadly at the same level as in the same cumulative period of the previous year, increasing 8.2% to ¥390.6 billion (¥360.9 billion). On the profit side, mainly because higher margins in the Company's construction business increased gross profit, operating income rose 160.6% to ¥30.3 billion (¥11.6 billion) and ordinary income rose 102.7% to ¥32.1 billion (¥15.8 billion).」
For the core construction business, the increases in orders, operating income and ordinary income resulting from higher profit margins are presented as specific figures compared with the same period of the previous year. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「Against this backdrop, beginning with the current consolidated fiscal year, the Group launched the Medium-Term Management Plan (FY2015–FY2017) and has focused on revitalising and strengthening its core construction business, while systematically working to expand business areas in which the Group can leverage its strengths and establish a solid management foundation.」
Revitalising and strengthening the Company's construction business is listed as a priority measure under the Medium-Term Management Plan.