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Sata Construction (1826) · FactOrder intake composition centred on private-sector projects and individual sales composition centred on government projects

Composition of Order Intake and Carried-Forward Work Centered on Public-Sector Construction Projects

First written in FY2017. 1 of 15 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2026.

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ProgressHeldSoftenedWorseOtherFY2017 – FY20262017: 120172018: 120182019: 120192020: 120202021: 220212022: 320222023: 420232024: 120242025: 020252026: 12026
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  1. FY2026Order intake composition centred on private-sector projects and individual sales composition centred on government projectsAnnual report

    「In addition, by type of work, order intake for construction-related projects comprised 21.4% civil engineering and 78.6% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 29.8% and private-sector projects for 70.2%. Sales comprised 33.0% civil engineering and 67.0% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 52.6% and private-sector projects for 47.4%.」

    Private-sector projects accounted for the majority of the reporting company's order intake, at 70.2%, while government projects accounted for the majority of sales, at 52.6%.
  2. FY2025-H1Sales to both government and private-sector customers increased, with private-sector sales dominantAnnual report

    「Government 2,476 1,771 ― 4,247 Private sector 1,260 11,138 252 12,651」

    Sales to government customers for the interim period amounted to ¥4,247 million and sales to private-sector customers to ¥12,651 million, both up from ¥2,817 million and ¥8,103 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year. Private-sector sales continued to account for the larger share.
  3. FY2024-Q2Sales to both government and private-sector customers declined, with private-sector sales remaining dominantAnnual report

    「Government 2,099 718 ― 2,817 Private sector 942 6,904 256 8,103」

    Sales for the six months ended the second quarter comprised ¥2,817 million to government customers and ¥8,103 million to private-sector customers, both down from ¥5,042 million and ¥9,225 million, respectively, in the same period of the previous year. Private-sector sales continued to account for the larger share.
  4. FY2024-Q1Lower sales to government customers, higher sales to private-sector customersAnnual report

    「Net sales ― Government 820 278 ― 1,099 1,099 ― 1,099 Private sector 420 2,946 109 3,475 3,475 ― 3,475」

    Current-quarter sales comprised ¥1,099 million to government customers and ¥3,475 million to private-sector customers, changing from ¥2,323 million and ¥3,173 million, respectively, in the same quarter of the previous year.
  5. FY2023Slight increase in government-project ratio, while private-sector ratio remains highAnnual report

    「By client type, government projects accounted for 42.5% and private-sector projects for 57.5%.」

    The government-project share of order intake rose from 41.0% in the previous fiscal year to 42.5%, but private-sector projects continued to exceed it at 57.5%. Completed construction sales comprised 45.3% government projects and 54.7% private-sector projects.
  6. FY2023-Q3Sales to both government and private-sector customers increasedAnnual report

    「Net sales Government 6,333 1,729 ― 8,062 8,062 ― 8,062 Private sector 1,628 12,139 310 14,078 14,078 ― 14,078 Revenue from contracts with customers 7,961 13,869 310 22,140 22,140 ― 22,140」

    The company disclosed sales of ¥8,062 million to government customers and ¥14,078 million to private-sector customers, broken down by civil engineering, building construction and other businesses. Both government and private-sector sales increased year on year, with private-sector sales accounting for the larger share.
  7. FY2023-Q1Continued disclosure of sales breakdown between government and private-sector customersAnnual report

    「Government 1,780 543 ― 2,323 Private sector 458 2,626 89 3,173」

    The company disclosed sales of ¥2,323 million to government customers and ¥3,173 million to private-sector customers, broken down by civil engineering, building construction and other businesses.
  8. FY2022Lower government-project ratio, higher private-sector ratioAnnual report

    「In addition, by type of work, order intake for construction-related projects comprised 42.1% civil engineering and 57.9% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 41.0% and private-sector projects for 59.0%.」

    Private-sector projects accounted for 59.0% of order intake, continuing to exceed government projects at 41.0%.
  9. FY2022-Q3RestatedAnnual report

    「Net sales　Government　6,063　1,730　―　7,793　7,793　―　7,793　Private sector　1,319　8,639　257　10,216　10,216　―　10,216　Revenue from contracts with customers　7,382　10,369　257　18,010　18,010　―　18,010」

    Following adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard, the company continued to disclose the breakdown of sales to government and private-sector customers by civil engineering, building construction and other businesses.
  10. FY2022-Q1Disclosure of sales breakdown between government and private-sector customersAnnual report

    「Net sales Government 2,153 282 ― 2,435 Private sector 352 2,503 80 2,936 Revenue from contracts with customers 2,506 2,785 80 5,371」

    Following the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard, the company disclosed the current quarter's sales breakdown by civil engineering, building construction and other businesses: ¥2,435 million to government customers and ¥2,936 million to private-sector customers.
  11. FY2021Lower government-project ratio, higher private-sector ratioAnnual report

    「In addition, by type of work, order intake for construction-related projects comprised 39.6% civil engineering and 60.4% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 49.4% and private-sector projects for 50.6%. By type of work, carryover orders comprised 45.2% civil engineering and 54.8% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 57.5% and private-sector projects for 42.5%.」

    Government projects accounted for 49.4% of the reporting company's order intake, below the share of private-sector projects. Government projects also accounted for 57.5% of carryover orders, down from the previous fiscal year's level.
  12. FY2020Higher government-project ratio in both order intake and carryover ordersAnnual report

    「In addition, by type of work, order intake for construction-related projects comprised 53.0% civil engineering and 47.0% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 54.7% and private-sector projects for 45.3%.」

    The government-project share of order intake rose from 44.7% in the previous fiscal year to 54.7%, returning to a composition in which it exceeded private-sector projects. Government projects also accounted for 64.5% of carryover orders.
  13. FY2019Lower government-project ratio, higher private-sector ratioAnnual report

    「By type of work, order intake for construction-related projects comprised 30.2% civil engineering and 69.8% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 44.7% and private-sector projects for 55.3%. …By type of work, carryover orders comprised 39.9% civil engineering and 60.1% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 61.8% and private-sector projects for 38.2%.」

    Private-sector projects accounted for a higher proportion of order intake than government projects, while the government-project share of carryover orders also fell from 78.8% in the previous fiscal year to 61.8%.
  14. FY2018Lower government-project ratio, while the carryover ratio remains highAnnual report

    「By type of work, order intake for construction-related projects comprised 41.5% civil engineering and 58.5% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 52.7% and private-sector projects for 47.3%. …By type of work, carryover orders comprised 52.7% civil engineering and 47.3% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 78.8% and private-sector projects for 21.2%.」

    The government-project share of order intake fell from 66.7% in the previous fiscal year to 52.7%, while government projects continued to account for the majority of carryover orders, at 78.8%.
  15. FY2017First statedAnnual report

    「By type of work, order intake for construction-related projects comprised 42.4% civil engineering and 57.6% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 66.7% and private-sector projects for 33.3%. …By type of work, carryover orders comprised 52.6% civil engineering and 47.4% building construction. By client type, government projects accounted for 79.9% and private-sector projects for 20.1%.」

    The figures show that government projects account for a higher proportion than private-sector projects in both order intake and carryover orders.
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