Structural Changes in Final Disposal Costs and Treatment Capacity
First written in FY2022-Q1. 1 of 5 entries say "Worsened", first in FY2022. Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026Nationwide improvement, deterioration in the Tokyo metropolitan areaAnnual report
「The remaining service life of final disposal facilities was 20.0 years nationwide and 11.7 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area as of the end of FY2022, indicating tight capacity (Source: Ministry of the Environment, Status of the Establishment of Industrial Waste Treatment Facilities and Licensing of Industrial Waste Treatment Operators, FY2022 results). Accordingly, we assume that the current pricing structure will remain unchanged.」
The remaining service life increased from 19.7 years to 20.0 years nationwide, while decreasing from 13.4 years to 11.7 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area, showing divergent trends by region. - FY2024RestatedAnnual report
「The remaining service life of final disposal facilities was 19.7 years nationwide and 13.4 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area as of FY2022, indicating tight capacity. Accordingly, we assume that the current pricing structure will remain unchanged.」
Uses the same figures as in the previous disclosure for the remaining service life of final disposal facilities and continues to identify the risk of a reversal in the pricing structure. - FY2023MitigatedAnnual report
「The remaining service life of final disposal facilities was 19.7 years nationwide and 13.4 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area as of FY2022, indicating tight capacity. Accordingly, we assume that the current pricing structure will remain unchanged.」
The remaining service life increased to 19.7 years nationwide and 13.4 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area, from 16.8 years and 6.1 years, respectively, in the previous disclosure. The figures underlying the risk to the pricing advantage have changed. - FY2022WorsenedAnnual report
「The remaining service life of final disposal facilities was 16.8 years nationwide and 6.1 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area as of FY2019, indicating tight capacity (Source: Ministry of the Environment, Status of the Establishment of Industrial Waste Treatment Facilities and Licensing of Industrial Waste Treatment Operators, FY2020 results). Accordingly, we assume that the current pricing structure will remain unchanged. However, if a major structural shift causes costs to reverse due to factors such as the development of new final disposal facilities or the securing of overseas disposal destinations, the volume of used carpet tiles collected by the Group may decline, affecting the Group's business results.」
Shows remaining service lives of 16.8 years nationwide and 6.1 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area, both shorter than in the previous disclosure. - FY2022-Q1First statedAnnual report
「The remaining service life of final disposal facilities was 17.4 years nationwide and 6.5 years in the Tokyo metropolitan area as of FY2018, indicating tight capacity (Source: Ministry of the Environment, Status of the Establishment of Industrial Waste Treatment Facilities and Licensing of Industrial Waste Treatment Operators, FY2019 results). Accordingly, we assume that the current pricing structure will remain unchanged. However, if a major structural shift causes costs to reverse due to factors such as the development of new final disposal facilities or the securing of overseas disposal destinations, the volume of used carpet tiles collected by the Group may decline, affecting the Group's business results.」
Risk that the pricing advantage based on constrained disposal facility capacity could reverse if disposal options increase, among other factors.