Komori
S

SUNWELS Co.,Ltd.

9229Information and Communications, Services and OthersMicro cap
120JPY+11.1%
★ Watch (sign-up required)
Price history
¥120Latest-87.0%
Drag across the chart to measure the move between two points.Delayed 15 minutes · monthly closing basis
Business overview

The Company is an operating company whose principal business is the provision of nursing care services, with its operations centered on the management of nursing care facilities. The business comprises a single segment and provides services subject to the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, Health Insurance Act and Comprehensive Support for Persons with Disabilities Act. Its principal sources of revenue consist of insurance benefits under long-term care insurance, health insurance and disability welfare services, user copayments, and charges such as hotel costs that are not covered by insurance. Principal business activities - Operation of nursing care facilities - Nationwide operation of Parkinson’s disease-specialist homes under the “PD House” brand (56 facilities with a total of 3,070 beds) - Medical care-focused housing (fee-based homes for the elderly and serviced housing for the elderly) - 2 group homes providing communal living care for persons with dementia - 3 day-service facilities offering 2 types of day care services (residential-style and rehabilitation-focused) - Home-visit nursing and preventive home-visit nursing care - Home-visit care and comprehensive services for preventive care and daily living support - In-home care support - In-home care and intensive home-visit care for persons with severe disabilities - Rental and sale of welfare equipment and residential renovation services - Operation of pressure-training gyms - Breakdown by revenue categories shown in the business flow chart (insurance revenue, meal-service revenue, real estate revenue, other revenue, welfare equipment revenue and pressure-training revenue) - Revenue from external customers for 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025: ¥26,496 million - Revenue from external customers for 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026: ¥28,136 million - Breakdown of revenue (external revenue categories): PD House: ¥25,170 million / Medical care-focused housing: ¥1,805 million / Group homes: ¥168 million / Day services: ¥458 million / Welfare equipment business: ¥501 million / Pressure-training business: ¥32 million - Growth rate (year on year): Total 106.2% Operating results and other items - Revenue for the fiscal year: ¥28,136 million (up 6.2% year on year) - Operating loss: ¥1,223 million (compared with operating income of ¥1,114 million in the previous fiscal year) - Ordinary loss: ¥2,168 million (compared with ordinary income of ¥388 million in the previous fiscal year) - Net loss: ¥1,656 million (compared with a net loss of ¥925 million in the previous fiscal year) - Extraordinary income: ¥1,000 million (donation income) - Extraordinary loss: ¥6 million (loss on disposal of property, plant and equipment) New openings and expansion - As of the end of the fiscal year, the PD House network had expanded nationwide to 56 facilities with 3,070 beds - PD House Sakurayama in Showa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, opened in May 2025; PD House Otsu in Otsu, Shiga Prefecture, opened in June 2025; Okayama Tatsumi in Kita-ku, Okayama, opened in July 2025; Hamamatsu Wago in Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu, opened in August 2025; and new facilities were opened at multiple locations, including Iwate, Hokkaido and Tokyo, in September 2025 - PD House Nakano Shirasagi in Nakano-ku, Tokyo, is scheduled to open in February 2026 Management strategy and policies - The Company is positioning PD House at the center of its management strategy, accelerating its nationwide expansion while promoting the development of new services - New openings may be temporarily suspended to ensure profitability - The Company is conducting joint research with Juntendo University on three-dimensional online medical consultations, fall detection systems and motor function assessment systems, among other areas Funding and financial position - Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the fiscal year: ¥4,092 million - Investment and capital raising: Funding was obtained for new facility openings and through financing activities Employees - Number of employees: 3,570 (temporary employees are disclosed separately as an additional headcount)

Recurring subjects
No threads yetThis company's filings have not been read yet. We are adding them progressively.
Companies sharing a theme
Loading
Key numbersShowing 8 of 18
PER
13.94How many years of earnings it would take to buy the stock. The market average is generally considered to be around 15.
PBR
0.64How many times the company's net assets? Around 1x is generally considered a benchmark.
ROE
-8.7%Earning power. A figure above 10% is generally considered good.
Dividend yield
0.0%The annual dividend as a percentage of the share price.
Market capitalization
¥4.1bnShare price × number of shares. The value of the entire company.
Equity ratio
14.2%The proportion of assets funded by money that does not have to be repaid.
Operating margin
-4.8%The percentage of revenue remaining from the company’s core business.
Revenue growth (3 years)
16.4%The average annual growth in sales over the past three years.
What to watch next
Whether plans to open new PD House facilities and add beds, including at least the facility scheduled for February 2026, progress as planned and early-stage metrics such as occupancy, resident occupancy, and revenue per facility improve
To be assessed in quarterly results from the fiscal year ending March 2026 through the fiscal year ending March 2027Impact HighLikelihood Medium
Whether the effectiveness of measures to prevent recurrence related to returned medical fee claims and internal controls, including the Special Investigation Committee, recurrence-prevention measures, and stronger records management, is reflected in the stabilization of audit findings and returned claim amounts
From the latest quarter onward, with continued monitoring through earnings and audit-related disclosuresImpact HighLikelihood Medium
Whether the impact on earnings of revisions to medical and long-term care reimbursement rates, such as the introduction of bundled home-visit nursing care fees taking effect in June 2026 and the related system changes, remains within an acceptable range
Quarters following implementation in June 2026Impact MediumLikelihood Medium
Whether liquidity remains stable, including receivables securitization agreements and changes to or extensions of loan repayment terms, and whether cash remains intact even while the company is reporting an operating loss
From the next fiscal year onward, based on quarterly cash flow and cash balancesImpact MediumLikelihood Low
What to watch next
Loading
Who owns itTop holders total 56.0%
Listed holders 56.0%Everyone else 44.0%
株式会社杏41.62%
Nawashiro Ryotatsu (苗代 亮達)12.04%
The Master Trust Bank of Japan2.36%
Who owns it
HolderOwnership (%)
株式会社杏41.62
Nawashiro Ryotatsu (苗代 亮達)12.04
The Master Trust Bank of Japan2.36
This company's documents
Timely disclosures
Threads