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Publication date3 July 2026
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Key initiatives
01Further miniaturisation of the servers themselves and improvements in convenience
02Continue to carefully consider the optimal approach to market entry through test marketing and other initiatives
03Constantly explore new businesses and products in areas compatible with water
04Consider expanding water sources once the number of users reaches 2 million
Size of the Target MarketMarket penetration rate Approximately 9.7% / Future potential for market penetration Potential to expand to 20% and 30% / Source PWHD website, "IR Seminar for Individual Investors," 20 June 2026, PW website, "What Is the History of Water Servers? An Introduction to the Market Penetration Rate"
Risks identified by the company
Operational challenges with 2–3-litre bottles, including the increased frequency of replacement
Intense price competition in the PET bottle market
The risk that the management structure may not be maintained in the future due to the intentions of the parent company
The possibility that the beer business may take time to make a full-fledged contribution to profits
The possibility that views and earnings forecasts may be revised or may not be realised due to future circumstances, market trends and other factors
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Key initiatives | Further miniaturisation of the servers themselves and improvements in convenience, Continue to carefully consider the optimal approach to market entry through test marketing and other initiatives, Constantly explore new businesses and products in areas compatible with water, Consider expanding water sources once the number of users reaches 2 million |
| Size of the Target Market | Market penetration rate Approximately 9.7% / Future potential for market penetration Potential to expand to 20% and 30% / Source PWHD website, "IR Seminar for Individual Investors," 20 June 2026, PW website, "What Is the History of Water Servers? An Introduction to the Market Penetration Rate" |
| Risks identified | Operational challenges with 2–3-litre bottles, including the increased frequency of replacement, Intense price competition in the PET bottle market, The risk that the management structure may not be maintained in the future due to the intentions of the parent company, The possibility that the beer business may take time to make a full-fledged contribution to profits, The possibility that views and earnings forecasts may be revised or may not be realised due to future circumstances, market trends and other factors |
| Publication date | 3 July 2026 |
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