Hasegawa Yukio (長谷川 幸生) was appointed president of 日本国土開発. Advocating the “three realities principle,” which emphasizes the front line, he has outlined a policy of improving the quality of the construction business and enhancing earnings power.
At the company, which was founded in 1951, Hasegawa Yukio (長谷川幸生), who began his career on construction sites, has been appointed president. He has set out a management policy of maintaining a strong focus on the front line and emphasizing quality over volume, as well as expanding the company’s business scope by drawing on his experience in civil engineering and construction.
In terms of performance, operating profit is recovering from a difficult position in the first year of the medium-term management plan, the fiscal year ending May 2026. Strong performance in the construction division is pushing up profit, while civil engineering has returned to profitability. Going forward, the company will emphasize profitability management when taking orders, detailed construction planning and appropriate personnel allocation.
The company identifies growth in its construction business as a priority area. In civil engineering, it will pursue growth in disaster prevention and infrastructure maintenance, while in construction it will seek further opportunities in both new construction and renovation. It aims to establish a system capable of handling projects comprehensively, from maintenance through renovation.
The company also referred to non-construction fields and overseas expansion. While stabilizing investment in the real estate and energy sectors, it will strengthen its operations in Taiwan and explore expanding projects across Asia. It will also promote data analysis at construction sites and construction automation using DX and AI.