Expansion of outsourced waste volumes and public-sector contracting opportunities through the shift from public to private provision
First written in FY2018. 5 of 6 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026RestatedAnnual report
「Waste-processing companies brought 841 thousand tonnes of waste to the Tokyo 23-Ward Cleaning Association, compared with 837 thousand tonnes in the previous fiscal year, representing 100.5% of the previous year's level, versus 102.9% for the Company. Although policies differ by local government, we analyze that the shift from public to private provision is driving an upward trend in the volume of waste outsourced by local governments to waste-processing companies.」
Reaffirms, alongside fiscal 2024 market data, its structural view that the shift from public to private provision is driving an upward trend in volumes outsourced to private-sector processors. - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「We analyze that the volume of waste outsourced by local governments to waste-processing companies is on an upward trend.」
Reaffirms its structural view that the shift from public to private provision is driving an upward trend in volumes outsourced by local governments to private-sector processors. - FY2021RestatedAnnual report
「We analyze that the volume of waste outsourced by local governments to waste-processing companies is on an upward trend.」
Reaffirms its structural view that the shift from public to private provision is driving an upward trend in volumes outsourced by local governments to private-sector processors. - FY2020RestatedAnnual report
「We analyze that the volume of waste outsourced by local governments to waste-processing companies is on an upward trend.」
Reaffirms its structural view that the shift from public to private provision is driving an upward trend in volumes outsourced by local governments to private-sector processors. - FY2019RestatedAnnual report
「We analyze that the volume of waste outsourced by local governments to waste-processing companies is on an upward trend.」
Reaffirms its structural view that the shift from public to private provision is driving an upward trend in volumes outsourced by local governments to private-sector processors. - FY2018First statedAnnual report
「Going forward, as momentum builds for the shift from public to private provision, the volume of waste outsourced by local governments to waste-processing companies is expected to continue increasing, while further regulatory tightening is also anticipated.」
Describes the increase in volumes outsourced by local governments to private-sector processors as a structural outlook for the market environment surrounding public-sector contract operations.