The FUJI OIL Group announced its medium-term management plan, United for Growth2027, and will deepen governance following its transition to a holding company structure in April 2025. It achieved record-high business profit of ¥36 billion in FY2025 and is targeting business profit of ¥45 billion in FY2027.
The FUJI OIL Group has set out a vision of expanding the potential of plant-based ingredients and contributing to solutions for social issues such as population growth, climate change and constraints on food resources. It outlined a policy of addressing challenges faced by customers and society by combining technological development and proposal capabilities across four business areas.
Under the medium-term plan, United for Growth2027, the Group’s basic policies are to deepen governance, strengthen growth areas and establish new areas of challenge. It aims to achieve business profit of ¥45 billion in FY2027, the final year of the plan.
The transition to an operating holding company structure in April 2025 will strengthen integrated management of the Group. The Group is said to have achieved record-high business profit of ¥36 billion in FY2025, and the president expressed confidence in progress under the medium-term plan.
Key measures include strengthening competitiveness in areas centered on fats for chocolate and compound chocolate, with the aim of stabilizing supply and achieving medium- to long-term profit growth despite fluctuations in cocoa prices. In North America, the Group is expanding its production system by leveraging reforms at Blommer and aims to grow the market by combining its fats and chocolate technologies.
To establish new areas of challenge, the Group is developing new products using plant- and animal-based ingredients and opening up new markets through products such as MelaBio, Soyouil Chocolat, Soyacel and MIRA-Dashi. It aims to create value that can become a future source of earnings.