Hulic is expanding its business into areas outside its core operations and has announced a policy of raising the share of new businesses to 30–40%. It will pursue growth through ultra-efficiency while maintaining a lean, high-caliber organization.
Hulic is rapidly diversifying its business and is deliberately venturing into areas outside its core operations. It aims to clarify its differentiated model and become a company capable of self-sustaining growth, with a policy of raising the share of new businesses, which are sources of revenue, to approximately 30–40%.
While maintaining a lean, high-caliber organization, the company positions “ultra-efficiency,” its thorough pursuit of efficiency, as the core of its growth strategy. Through this management style, it is seeking to cultivate new sources of revenue even in unfamiliar fields.