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Formulation of the Takara Group Medium-Term Management Plan 2030

Takara Holdings has formulated a new five-year medium-term management plan, Takara Group Medium-Term Management Plan 2030, with the fiscal year ending March 2031 as its final year. In light of the shortfall under the previous plan, the company will restructure its biotechnology business and overseas Japanese food wholesale business, withdraw from certain businesses, reform governance, and drive growth in Japanese traditional alcoholic beverages and new businesses.

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¥100 million (operating profit target for the fiscal year ending March 2031)
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Items stated in the management plan

Formulated
Takara Group Medium-Term Management Plan 2030Plan period Five years (final year: fiscal year ending March 2031)
Publication date 13 May 2026
Net Sales+0.1%
基準 2,028Target2,031100 million
Operating profit+0.1%
基準 2,028Target2,031100 million
ROE+3.0pt
基準 2,028Target2,031%
ROIC+3.0pt
基準 2,028Target2,031%

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What happened to the previous planPlan figures (specific figures: Not disclosed) → Actual results fell significantly short of the plan, with operating profit declining for 4 consecutive fiscal years (specific figures: Not disclosed)
Investment amount by sectorField Investment in domestic manufacturing sites / Amount ¥25.4 billion
Statements about the use of capital
Payout ratio / DOE policyIntroduce progressive dividends and generally target a total payout ratio of 50% on a cumulative five-year basis (during the period of this medium-term plan)The payout ratio is the proportion of profit paid out as dividends, while DOE is the ratio of dividends to net assets.
Treasury share acquisition policyConduct share repurchases flexibly, taking into account the balance with growth investments
Key initiatives
01Business portfolio strategy toward realizing the long-term Vision 2050
02Review of the group governance and management structure
03Reinforce the focus on ROIC
04Reform the earnings structure of existing businesses
05Establish a path to growth by generating group synergies
06Utilize human capital in line with the basic policy (human resources and organizational culture)
07Takara Group sustainability initiatives
Non-financial targetsIndicator Standalone headcount reduction / Target value Expected reduction of 120 people / Timing Not disclosed, Indicator Launch of new businesses / Target value 2 items / Timing Within the period of this medium-term plan
Risks identified by the company
Economic conditions, particularly consumer trends
Changes in Exchange Rates
Changes in laws and administrative systems
Pressure from competitors’ pricing and product strategies
Declining sales capabilities for our existing and new products
Production interruptions
Infringement of our intellectual property rights
Rapid technological innovation
An unfavorable judgment in significant litigation
Other factors affecting business performance
Reason for revision or withdrawal

We were unable to respond sufficiently and flexibly to rapid changes in the business environment, and issues with our business management structure became apparent.

Items stated in the management plan
ItemDetails
Plan nameTakara Group Medium-Term Management Plan 2030
Plan periodFive years (final year: fiscal year ending March 2031)
Progress against the planFormulated
Sales Target¥429.0 billion (for reference: fiscal year ending March 2028) → ¥493.0 billion or more (fiscal year ending March 2031)
Operating profit target¥23.5 billion (for reference: fiscal year ending March 2028) → ¥37.8 billion or more (fiscal year ending March 2031)
ROE target6.1% (for reference: fiscal year ending March 2028) → 10% or more (fiscal year ending March 2031)
ROIC target4.3% (for reference: fiscal year ending March 2028) → 7% or more (fiscal year ending March 2031)
Payout ratio / DOE policyIntroduce progressive dividends and generally target a total payout ratio of 50% on a cumulative five-year basis (during the period of this medium-term plan)
Treasury share acquisition policyConduct share repurchases flexibly, taking into account the balance with growth investments
Investment amount by sectorField Investment in domestic manufacturing sites / Amount ¥25.4 billion
Non-financial targetsIndicator Standalone headcount reduction / Target value Expected reduction of 120 people / Timing Not disclosed, Indicator Launch of new businesses / Target value 2 items / Timing Within the period of this medium-term plan
Key initiativesBusiness portfolio strategy toward realizing the long-term Vision 2050, Review of the group governance and management structure, Reinforce the focus on ROIC, Reform the earnings structure of existing businesses, Establish a path to growth by generating group synergies, Utilize human capital in line with the basic policy (human resources and organizational culture), Takara Group sustainability initiatives
Results under the previous planPlan figures (specific figures: Not disclosed) → Actual results fell significantly short of the plan, with operating profit declining for 4 consecutive fiscal years (specific figures: Not disclosed)
Reason for revision or withdrawalWe were unable to respond sufficiently and flexibly to rapid changes in the business environment, and issues with our business management structure became apparent.
Risks identifiedEconomic conditions, particularly consumer trends, Changes in Exchange Rates, Changes in laws and administrative systems, Pressure from competitors’ pricing and product strategies, Declining sales capabilities for our existing and new products, Production interruptions, Infringement of our intellectual property rights, Rapid technological innovation, An unfavorable judgment in significant litigation, Other factors affecting business performance
Publication date13 May 2026
Items this document does not state (9)
Operating profit margin targetNet income targetCost of capitalSelf-assessment of PBR and share priceTotal investment planSegment targetPlan assumptionsSize of the Target MarketDate of board resolution

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The reasons the company gives

The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.

Under the previous plan, investments in growth businesses did not produce the expected results, resulting in a significant shortfall against the plan. The company explained the cause as follows: “We were unable to respond sufficiently and flexibly to rapid changes in the business environment, and issues with our business management structure became apparent.”

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