Construction Demand Driven by the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, the Chuo Shinkansen Maglev Line and Earthquake Reconstruction
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- 2026-08-05RestatedEarnings
「当建設業界では、建設資材の価格が依然として高水準で推移するとともに、労働者不足が慢性的な課題となっておりますが、公共投資や民間設備投資などの需要は引き続き堅調に推移しております。」
建設資材価格の高水準と労働者不足が続く一方、公共投資・民間設備投資の需要は堅調との認識を再確認している。 - FY2025-H1RestatedAnnual report
「Public investment remained solid and private capital investment showed signs of recovery, but difficult business conditions continued due to soaring construction material prices, rising labor costs and labor shortages.」
The disclosure reconfirms solid public investment and signs of recovery in private capital investment, while noting that difficult business conditions continued because of material price increases, rising wages and labor shortages. - FY2024-Q2Resilient public investment and recovery in private capital investmentAnnual report
「Public investment remained resilient and private capital investment showed signs of recovery, but difficult operating conditions continued due to elevated material prices, rising labor costs and labor shortages.」
In addition to resilient public investment, the disclosure recognizes signs of recovery in private capital investment. It also cites difficult operating conditions caused by material prices, labor cost increases and labor shortages. - FY2024-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The construction industry continues to face difficult conditions due to soaring construction material prices and shortages caused by inflation and other factors.」
The difficult conditions in the construction industry caused by inflation-related material price increases and shortages continued to be disclosed from the previous quarter. - FY2023-Q3Shift in focus to difficult conditions caused by surging construction material prices and shortagesAnnual report
「The construction industry continues to face difficult conditions due to soaring construction material prices and shortages caused by inflation and other factors.」
Rather than describing public investment or housing construction, the disclosure focuses on the construction industry’s environment, citing soaring construction material prices and shortages caused by inflation and other factors. - FY2022-Q3High public investment and flat housing constructionAnnual report
「Public investment remained at a high level and housing construction was broadly flat, although concerns continued over elevated construction material prices, material shortages and the impact of the pandemic on employment conditions.」
The market assessment of housing construction changed from recovery in the previous quarter to broadly flat. Public investment was described as being at a high level rather than resilient. - FY2022-Q2Recovery in housing construction and continued resilience in public investmentAnnual report
「Public investment remained resilient and housing construction showed signs of recovery, although concerns continued over soaring construction material prices and the impact of the pandemic on employment conditions.」
Housing construction improved from weakness in the previous quarter, while public investment remained resilient. Soaring construction material prices and the pandemic’s impact on employment conditions were also cited. - FY2022-Q1Resilient housing construction and continued public investmentAnnual report
「Public investment and housing construction remained resilient in the construction industry, although concerns continued over the impact of the pandemic on construction costs and employment conditions.」
The market assessment changed from weak housing construction through the previous fiscal year to resilient public investment and housing construction in the first quarter. Concerns over the pandemic’s impact on construction costs and employment conditions continued. - FY2021Outlook for recovery driven by national resilience policies and major urban redevelopmentAnnual report
「Although the construction industry faces uncertainties from the spread of COVID-19, it is expected to recover gradually ahead of national resilience policies and major redevelopment projects in large cities.」
In addition to the previous conditions in public investment and housing construction, the disclosure projects a gradual recovery in the construction industry, supported by national resilience policies and major redevelopment projects in large cities. - FY2021-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Public investment is progressing solidly in the construction industry, but housing construction remains weak, and concerns continue over the impact of the pandemic on construction costs and employment conditions.」
Solid public investment and weak housing construction continued to be cited. Concerns over the pandemic’s impact on construction costs and employment conditions also continued. - FY2021-Q2Firm public investment and continued weakness in housing constructionAnnual report
「Public investment is progressing solidly in the construction industry, but housing construction is expected to remain weak, and concerns continue over the impact of the pandemic on construction costs and employment conditions.」
Public investment was described as progressing solidly, which had not been mentioned in the first quarter. The outlook for weak housing construction and concerns over the pandemic’s impact on construction costs and employment conditions continued. - FY2021-Q1Outlook for weaker housing construction amid the COVID-19 pandemicAnnual report
「In the construction industry, housing construction is expected to remain weak, construction costs are expected to decline, and concerns continue over the impact of the pandemic on employment conditions, including the working-age population and the number of employed people.」
The previous description of solid public investment was omitted. The disclosure instead describes weak housing construction, declining construction costs and the pandemic’s impact on employment conditions. - FY2020-Q3Weaker housing construction and firm public investmentAnnual report
「During this period, public investment remained solid, while housing construction was soft, and concerns over construction cost trends and labor shortages continued.」
Housing construction remained soft, while the market assessment of public investment changed from becoming more resilient in the previous quarter to remaining solid in the current quarter. Concerns over construction costs and labor shortages continued. - FY2020-Q2Weaker housing construction and stronger public investmentAnnual report
「During this period, housing construction had recently softened, while public investment was becoming more resilient, and concerns over construction cost trends and labor shortages continued.」
Housing construction shifted from broadly flat to softer, while public investment was described as becoming more resilient. - FY2020-Q1Resilient public investmentAnnual report
「During this period, housing construction was broadly flat and public investment had recently been resilient, although concerns over construction cost trends and labor shortages continued.」
The assessment of public investment changed from recently weak at the previous fiscal year-end to recently resilient in the first quarter. Housing construction was broadly flat. - FY2019Firm Order Environment Supported by the Tokyo Olympics, Greater Tokyo Redevelopment and the Osaka ExpoAnnual report
「Although construction costs are expected to rise as a result of higher material prices and labor costs and tighter labor conditions associated with projects related to the Tokyo Olympics, redevelopment in the Greater Tokyo area and the Osaka Expo, we expect the order environment to remain firm.」
In addition to the Tokyo Olympics, the maglev line and earthquake reconstruction, redevelopment in the Greater Tokyo area and the Osaka Expo are cited as demand drivers, and the order environment is expected to remain firm. Cost-increase factors are also noted. - FY2019-Q3Flat Housing Construction and Softer Public InvestmentAnnual report
「During this period, housing construction remained broadly flat in the construction industry, while public investment had recently weakened and concerns regarding construction cost trends and labor shortages continued.」
The market assessment changed to describe housing construction as broadly flat and public investment as recently weakening. Concerns about construction costs and labor shortages also continued. - FY2019-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「During this period, public investment remained resilient in the construction industry, but concerns regarding construction cost trends and labor shortages continued.」
The disclosure continues to recognize that public investment remained resilient. - FY2019-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Public investment remained resilient, but concerns regarding construction cost trends and labor shortages continued.」
The disclosure states that public investment remained resilient while concerns about construction costs and labor shortages persisted. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「During this period, public investment remained resilient in the construction industry, although shortages of construction workers and construction cost trends continued to require close monitoring.」
The disclosure continues to recognize that public investment remained resilient. - FY2018-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「During this period, public investment remained robust in the construction industry, but concerns continued regarding construction cost trends and labor shortages.」
The disclosure recognizes that public investment remained robust and continues to describe the construction industry’s market environment as broadly stable. - FY2018-Q1Stronger public investment and a stable marketAnnual report
「During this period, although concerns remained regarding construction cost trends and shortages of construction workers, public investment was becoming more resilient and conditions in the construction industry were generally stable.」
In addition to the previous outlook for construction demand, the disclosure describes stronger public investment and generally stable current conditions in the construction industry. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「Investment in infrastructure development associated with the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics to be held in 2020 and construction of the Chuo Shinkansen maglev line, which is targeted to open in 2027, is becoming full-scale in Japan’s construction market, and construction volumes are expected to increase. Significant demand is also expected to continue for earthquake reconstruction-related work.」
The Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, the Chuo Shinkansen maglev line and earthquake reconstruction continued to be cited as factors underpinning construction demand. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「Investment in infrastructure development associated with the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics to be held in 2020 and construction of the Chuo Shinkansen maglev line, which is targeted to open in 2027, is becoming full-scale in Japan’s construction market, and construction volumes are expected to increase. Significant demand is also expected to continue for earthquake reconstruction-related work.」
The disclosure presents a market outlook, including specific years, identifying factors expected to support future domestic construction demand.