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- Growth in global passenger demandCAGR 3.1%(2024-2050)
- Increase in global power generation capacityCAGR 3.0% (current-2040)
- Increase in domestic nuclear power generation2.6x (current-2040)
- Domestic fuel ammonia adoption target3 million tonnes in 2030, 30 million tonnes in 2050
- Space market size target¥4 trillion in 2020 to ¥8 trillion in the early 2030s
- Defense spending as a percentage of GDPFrom 1% to 2%
- Expand production capacity for commercial engines and nuclear reactors
- Innovate production processes and reorganize production sites, including the construction of new production facilities
- Expand engine maintenance and parts-repair capacity
- Strengthen the supply chain by expanding production capacity for forgings and castings
- Secure nuclear power engineers and pass on engine development technologies
- Invest in digital transformation and develop digital talent and data management infrastructure
- Strengthen alliances, including international joint development and value-chain development
- Develop fuel ammonia supply systems, utilization technologies, and fuel synthesis technologies
- Expand global supply of equipment for next-generation advanced reactors
- Build new value chains centered on infrastructure maintenance and management
- Revenue CAGR (FY2025-FY2035)5%+
- ROIC (FY2025 actual)9.5%
- Revenue growth rate (Phase 3)5%+annual average growth rate
- Operating profit margin (Phase 3)15%+
- Cumulative operating cash flow over 3 years (Phase 3)¥1 trillion+
- Target fiscal yearFY2026-FY2028 (Phase 1)Target valueOperating profit margin of 10-13%, cumulative operating cash flow of ¥350 billion, and cumulative investment of ¥650 billion
- Target fiscal yearFY2029-FY2031 (Phase 2)Target valueOperating profit margin of 13%+, cumulative operating cash flow of ¥700 billion+
- Target fiscal yearFY2032-FY2034 (Phase 3)Target valueOperating profit margin of 15%+, cumulative operating cash flow of ¥1 trillion+, revenue growth rate of 5%+, and ROIC of 13%+
- Target fiscal year2040Target valueSupport the safety and security of people around the world and prosperous living at its foundation
- Global passenger demandCAGR3.1%(2024-2050)
- Defense spendingFrom 1% to 2% of GDP
- Space market size¥4 trillion in 2020 to ¥8 trillion in the early 2030s
- Global power generation capacityCAGR 3.0% (current-2040)
- Domestic nuclear power generation2.6x (current-2040)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Document type | Medium-Term Management Plan Presentation |
| Fiscal Period Covered | FY2025 (fiscal year ending March 2026) |
| Net Sales | ¥1.64 trillion |
| Operating profit margin | FY2025 actual: 10.1%; year-on-year: Not disclosed |
| Key KPIs | Indicator name Revenue CAGR (FY2025-FY2035) / Value 5%+, Indicator name ROIC (FY2025 actual) / Value 9.5%, Indicator name Revenue growth rate (Phase 3) / Value 5%+, Indicator name Operating profit margin (Phase 3) / Value 15%+, Indicator name Cumulative operating cash flow over 3 years (Phase 3) / Value ¥1 trillion+ |
| Assumptions Underlying the Business Outlook | Item Growth in global passenger demand / Value CAGR 3.1%(2024-2050), Item Increase in global power generation capacity / Value CAGR 3.0% (current-2040), Item Increase in domestic nuclear power generation / Value 2.6x (current-2040), Item Domestic fuel ammonia adoption target / Value 3 million tonnes in 2030, 30 million tonnes in 2050, Item Space market size target / Value ¥4 trillion in 2020 to ¥8 trillion in the early 2030s, Item Defense spending as a percentage of GDP / Value From 1% to 2% |
| Medium-term management plan targets | Target fiscal year FY2026-FY2028 (Phase 1) / Target value Operating profit margin of 10-13%, cumulative operating cash flow of ¥350 billion, and cumulative investment of ¥650 billion, Target fiscal year FY2029-FY2031 (Phase 2) / Target value Operating profit margin of 13%+, cumulative operating cash flow of ¥700 billion+, Target fiscal year FY2032-FY2034 (Phase 3) / Target value Operating profit margin of 15%+, cumulative operating cash flow of ¥1 trillion+, revenue growth rate of 5%+, and ROIC of 13%+, Target fiscal year 2040 / Target value Support the safety and security of people around the world and prosperous living at its foundation |
| Financial targets | FY2025 actual ROIC was 9.5% (excluding gains on real estate sales), compared with a Phase 3 ROIC target of 13%+. The operating profit margin was 10.1% in FY2025, compared with a Phase 3 target of 15%+. Other financial targets: Not disclosed |
| Annual Dividend | In Phase 1, the basic policy is to maintain stable dividends and steadily increase the dividend per share. Specific amounts and details: Not disclosed |
| Capital expenditures | Cumulative investment of ¥650 billion (FY2026-FY2028) |
| Market Size / Share | Item Global passenger demand / Value CAGR3.1%(2024-2050), Item Defense spending / Value From 1% to 2% of GDP, Item Space market size / Value ¥4 trillion in 2020 to ¥8 trillion in the early 2030s, Item Global power generation capacity / Value CAGR 3.0% (current-2040), Item Domestic nuclear power generation / Value 2.6x (current-2040) |
| New initiatives | Expand production capacity for commercial engines and nuclear reactors, Innovate production processes and reorganize production sites, including the construction of new production facilities, Expand engine maintenance and parts-repair capacity, Strengthen the supply chain by expanding production capacity for forgings and castings, Secure nuclear power engineers and pass on engine development technologies, Invest in digital transformation and develop digital talent and data management infrastructure, Strengthen alliances, including international joint development and value-chain development, Develop fuel ammonia supply systems, utilization technologies, and fuel synthesis technologies, Expand global supply of equipment for next-generation advanced reactors, Build new value chains centered on infrastructure maintenance and management |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To respond to changes in the business environment following the COVID-19 shock, steadily improve profitability and cash-generation capacity while investing without missing growth opportunities. IHI also cited expanding business opportunities in areas including air passenger demand, national security, space development, electricity demand, and social infrastructure maintenance.