Focused Investment in Logistics, Terminals and Real Estate
First written in FY2016. 5 of 13 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2021. Latest entry: FY2026.
Mitsui O.S.K.Lines moved to the "Worse" side of this theme in 2017.
0 other companies' latest entry also says "Advanced".
- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「LBC operates 7 terminals in Europe, a hub of the chemical industry, including Antwerp and Rotterdam, and in the US Gulf Coast region, including Houston, Freeport and Baton Rouge, and is one of the world’s largest tank terminal operators for handling liquid chemicals. It has tanks with total capacity of approximately 3 million cubic meters, quay facilities, and facilities for transferring cargo to pipelines, rail and trucks. Through storage services at ports of departure and arrival, it supports the supply chains of customers such as chemical manufacturers and energy companies.」
Completion of the LBC acquisition added onshore storage capabilities at 7 terminals with total capacity of approximately 3 million cubic meters, giving concrete form to an integrated logistics structure with chemical tankers and tank containers. - 2026-05-26ReframedGeneral Meetings of Shareholders
「Phase 2においては財務健全性をより重視する方針のもと、基礎営業CFの積み上げに加え、これまで以上にアセット入替を促進し、新規の外部資金調達を可能な限り抑制する計画です。」
Phase 2の資本配分を、財務健全性を重視し、アセット入替を促進しながら成長投資と株主還元を両立する枠組みとして再整理した。 - FY2026-H1AdvancedAnnual report
「Through this acquisition, we acquired onshore storage capabilities at tank terminals. Together with the tank container business in which we have already invested, this will establish a “chemical total logistics service” structure covering ocean transportation, onshore storage and inland transportation, with the aim of becoming a global leader in chemical logistics.」
Completion of the LBC acquisition added onshore storage capabilities at tank terminals to ocean transportation, giving concrete form to an integrated chemical logistics structure together with the tank container business. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「In fiscal 2023, profit before income taxes and other adjustments was ¥295.4 billion, substantially exceeding in the first year the ¥240 billion target set for fiscal 2025, the final year of Phase 1 of “BLUE ACTION 2035.”」
For Phase 1 of the portfolio transformation toward fiscal 2035, profit before income taxes and other adjustments was ¥295.4 billion, exceeding the fiscal 2025 target of ¥240 billion in the first year. - FY2023RaisedAnnual report
「Transformation into a portfolio capable of remaining profitable even during a shipping downturn / Balancing accumulated growth investment with returns that meet shareholder expectations (ROE of 9–10%) / Pre-tax profit: ¥400 billion / Total assets: ¥7.5 trillion / Asset mix of market-sensitive businesses to stable-earnings businesses = 40:60」
The former focus on non-shipping businesses was expanded into a portfolio capable of remaining profitable during a shipping downturn, with a rebalancing target of increasing the weighting of stable-earnings businesses. - FY2023-Q3Real estate earnings declined due to redevelopment, but profits were securedAnnual report
「Although profits declined year on year because of the redevelopment of some office buildings owned by ダイビル(株), the core company of the Group’s real estate business, stable profits were secured.」
In the real estate business, profits declined due to the redevelopment of some office buildings owned by ダイビル, but stable profits were secured. - FY2023-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「As the importance of the real estate business increased following the conversion of ダイビル株式会社 into a wholly owned subsidiary, we changed the presentation method so that the real estate business, previously included in “Related Businesses,” is presented separately as a reportable segment.」
Following the conversion of ダイビル into a wholly owned subsidiary, the increased importance of the real estate business was recognized and it was presented separately as a reportable segment. - FY2022RaisedAnnual report
「“Raise the earnings level of non-shipping businesses (offshore, offshore wind power generation, logistics and real estate) from approximately ¥14 billion in fiscal 2021 to ¥60–80 billion in fiscal 2035.” / Of this amount, approximately ¥100 billion will be invested in new real estate projects over 3 years.」
The priority investment areas were expanded to non-shipping businesses, with a target of raising earnings to ¥60–80 billion in fiscal 2035 and investing approximately ¥100 billion in real estate over 3 years. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「Focused investment in the offshore business: investment of ¥43 billion decided, including additional contributions to existing businesses (included in the ¥90 billion referred to above)」
Focused investment in the offshore business was given concrete form through the decision to invest ¥43 billion, including additional contributions to existing businesses. - FY2020ReframedAnnual report
「Within the offshore business as a whole, we will shift our focus toward FSRUs and LNG-powered vessels, while also concentrating on LNG transportation and handling, areas in which we have particular strengths.」
The focus of investment in the offshore and high-value-added LNG fields was given concrete form through a shift within the offshore business toward FSRUs, LNG-powered vessels, and LNG transportation and handling. - FY2019ReframedAnnual report
「We will designate as priority areas for management resources businesses expected to grow by leveraging our expertise and technology, primarily in the offshore business and LNG shipping business, particularly high-value-added fields, and seek to expand and strengthen them.」
Investment priorities were given concrete form, shifting from a general focus on adjacent businesses to a focus on areas of strength such as the offshore business and high-value-added LNG shipping. - FY2017ReframedAnnual report
「In the shipping business, we will make effective and focused allocations of management resources to business fields expected to generate stable profits. In shipping-related divisions such as logistics, ferry and offshore businesses, we aim to expand and strengthen business fields with growth potential.」
The priority areas were reorganized from the former focus on logistics, terminals and real estate to selective investment in areas generating stable profits and the expansion and strengthening of the logistics, ferry and offshore businesses. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「While making the shipping division the foundation of our business, we will allocate management resources on a priority basis to shipping-related divisions such as logistics and terminals, as well as to the real estate business.」
While maintaining shipping as the foundation, the allocation of resources to adjacent businesses and real estate has been clearly defined.