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To balance growth and capital efficiency in light of the rapid changes in the market environment surrounding the Company. To focus on expanding growth businesses and renew its capital policies.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan name | New medium-term management plan “MOVING-10 STAGE3” |
| Plan period | 2026-2029 fiscal years (FY2026-FY2029) |
| Progress against the plan | Formulated |
| Sales Target | FY2025 STAGE2 plan: 630 (most recent FY2025 actual: 574) → FY2029 plan: 590(−6.3% (vs. STAGE2 plan), +2.8% (vs. FY2025 actual)) |
| Operating profit target | FY2025 STAGE2 plan: 40 (most recent FY2025 actual: 22) → FY2029 plan: 45(+12.5% (vs. STAGE2 plan), +104.5% (vs. FY2025 actual)) |
| Operating profit margin target | FY2025 STAGE2 plan: 6% (most recent FY2025 actual: 4%) → FY2029 plan: 8%(+33.3% (vs. STAGE2 plan), +100% (vs. FY2025 actual)) |
| ROE target | FY2025 STAGE2 plan: 5%; most recent FY2025 actual: −1% → FY2029 plan: 8% or more(+60% or more (vs. STAGE2 plan)) |
| Payout ratio / DOE policy | During the STAGE3 period (FY2026-FY2029), dividends will be paid based on whichever is higher: a DOE of 3.0% or more or a dividend payout ratio of 100%. |
| Treasury share acquisition policy | The Company will target share buybacks of ¥10 billion or more during the STAGE3 period (FY2026-FY2029), making purchases flexibly depending on progress in improving capital efficiency. |
| Self-assessment of PBR and share price | The Company will strengthen its investor relations activities to improve PBR and aims to achieve a PBR of 1.0x or higher at an early stage. |
| Total investment plan | ¥31 billion or more (¥15 billion or more in growth investment plus ¥16 billion in investment to strengthen the operating base; calculated from the breakdown of cash outflows) |
| Investment amount by sector | Field Growth business investment / Amount ¥15 billion or more, Field Medical and electronic materials / Amount ¥10.0 billion, Field New Business Development / Amount ¥5 billion or more, Field Investment to strengthen the operating base / Amount ¥16 billion, Field Renewal of existing facilities / Amount ¥14.0 billion, Field Renewal of the Core System / Amount ¥2 billion |
| Segment target | Segment Functional Materials Business / FY2029 revenue ¥26.0 billion / FY2029 operating income ¥400 million, Segment Electronic materials and chemicals business / FY2029 revenue ¥25.9 billion / FY2029 operating income ¥2.7 billion, Segment Medical and piezoelectric materials business / FY2029 revenue ¥6 billion / FY2029 operating income ¥1.2bn, Segment Other (warehousing and engineering) / FY2029 revenue ¥1.1 billion / FY2029 operating income ¥200 million |
| Non-financial targets | Indicator Employee engagement survey score / Target value 71 points / Timing FY2029, Indicator GHG emissions, Scope 1 and 2 / Target value 124 thousand tonnes (42% reduction) / Timing FY2030, Indicator GHG emissions, Scope 3 / Target value 295 thousand tonnes (25% reduction) / Timing FY2030, Indicator CDP Climate Change / Target value A− or higher / Timing FY2029, Indicator CDP Water Security / Target value B or higher / Timing FY2029, Indicator Eco Vadis / Target value 70 points or more / Timing FY2029, Indicator Inventory turnover period / Target value Shorten by 1 month from the current level / Timing STAGE3 period |
| Key initiatives | Increase operating income, Launching New Businesses, Improve capital efficiency, Increase business investment, Strengthen the operating base, Expand the conductive polymer chemicals business, Enter additional high-value-added fields, Establish a dominant position through a two-location operating structure in Japan and the United States, Collaboration and co-creation, Strengthen the organization, Cosmetics Ingredients, Titanium dioxide, Manufacturing process improvement, Refine inventory management, Optimize the product lineup, Concentrate resources on key customers, Career development and growth promotion, Strengthen capabilities and create rewarding work, Renewal of the Core Information System, Reduce GHG emissions, Improve ratings from external assessment organizations (EcoVadis and CDP) |
| Results under the previous plan | FY2025 STAGE2 plan: revenue ¥63 billion, operating income ¥4 billion, operating margin 6%, ROE 5%, EBITDA ¥8.5 billion → FY2025 actual: revenue ¥57.4 billion, operating income ¥2.2 billion, operating margin 4%, ROE −1%, EBITDA ¥6.1 billion(Revenue −8.9%, operating income −45.0%, ROE difference −6 percentage points, EBITDA −28.2%) |
| Reason for revision or withdrawal | To balance growth and capital efficiency in light of the rapid changes in the market environment surrounding the Company. To focus on expanding growth businesses and renew its capital policies. |
| Risks identified | Rapid changes in the market environment, Inflows of overseas products, Weak demand, Industry fluctuations in the cosmetics market, Intensifying Competition, Addressing environmental regulations, Various risk factors and uncertainties |
| Date of board resolution | 13 May 2026 |
| Publication date | 13 May 2026 |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To balance growth and capital efficiency in light of the rapid changes in the market environment surrounding the Company. To focus on expanding growth businesses and renew its capital policies.