KOIKE-YA Inc. (2226)

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¥4,705Latest+82.0%

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Business overview

KOIKE-YA Inc. manufactures and sells snack foods and tablet confectionery as its principal business, operating in Japan and overseas. Its domestic business is produced mainly at company-owned plants, while overseas production, sales and exports are being expanded through local subsidiaries. Its major brands include Koikeya Potato Chips, Koikeya Pride Potato, Pure Potato, Koikeya Strong, Karamucho, Suppa Mucho, Scone, Don Tacos, Polinky and Pinky FRESH. Its principal overseas subsidiaries include Koikeya Vietnam Co., Ltd., KOIKEYA THAILAND CO., LTD., KOIKEYA AMERICA INC., Nissin Koikeya (China and Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. and Taiwan Koikeya Co., Ltd. Key initiatives include promoting high-value-added brands, expanding sales in domestic and overseas markets, transforming the business through digital technologies, growing overseas operations, developing talent, promoting diversity and Well-Being, and advancing sustainability with consideration for the SDGs.

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PER

80.92How many years of earnings it would take to buy the stock. The market average is generally considered to be around 15.

PBR

2.31How many times the company's net assets? Around 1x is generally considered a benchmark.

ROE

2.9%Earning power. A figure above 10% is generally considered good.

Dividend yield

0.0%The annual dividend as a percentage of the share price.

Market capitalization

¥50bnShare price × number of shares. The value of the entire company.

Equity ratio

45.7%The proportion of assets funded by money that does not have to be repaid.

Operating margin

6.1%The percentage of revenue remaining from the company’s core business.

Revenue growth (3 years)

5.9%The average annual growth in sales over the past three years.

What to watch next

Chubu Factory: improvements in production and logistics efficiency associated with the start of new equipment investment of ¥10 billion in September 2024 and its scheduled completion in August 2025

Around August 2025, when the investment is completed and the ramp-up is reflectedImpact HighLikelihood Medium

Strengthening the western Japan supply network through the construction of the new Kyushu Aso Factory, explicitly scheduled for April 2026

From April 2026 onwardImpact MediumLikelihood Low

Distribution and continued sales of the jointly developed product with Nissin HD, Kanzen Meshi Karamucho Hot Chili Flavor, from its initial convenience-store rollout to broader expansion

Expansion phase from the second half of 2024 through 2025Impact MediumLikelihood Medium

Whether the expansion of higher-value-added brands such as Koikeya Pride Potato and Pure Potato continues to make them core products, as measured by the stability of the product mix

To be assessed in upcoming quarterly and full-year resultsImpact MediumLikelihood Medium

Periods in which materials and energy costs rise more than expected, or the yen’s appreciation or depreciation affects margins

Uncertain; may become evident with the next price revision or during the next significant foreign-exchange moveImpact HighLikelihood Medium

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Who owns itTop holders total 70.1%

Listed holders 70.1%Everyone else 29.9%

NISSIN FOODS HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.45.10%

General Incorporated Association 湖池の会15.01%

Koike Takashi (小池孝)6.98%

有限会社ダブリュー・ビー・ファイン2.99%

Who owns it
Holder	Ownership (%)
NISSIN FOODS HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.	45.10
General Incorporated Association 湖池の会	15.01
Koike Takashi (小池孝)	6.98
有限会社ダブリュー・ビー・ファイン	2.99

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