YAMAURA CORPORATION (1780) Stock Price

Yamaura operates in construction, engineering, and development businesses. These operations are conducted together with subsidiaries and affiliated companies such as Yamaura Kikaku Kaihatsu Co., Ltd. and Shinshu Enterprise Co., Ltd. Each business segment aligns with the segment information classifications noted in the consolidated financial statements.

The construction business is divided into architectural and civil engineering divisions. The architectural division handles new construction, renovations, and expansions of offices, factories, and retail stores, as well as residential and condominium construction and public building projects. The company strengthens its technical capabilities and promotes digitalization through BIM and 3D laser scanning technology. It also provides design services for ZEH and ZEB buildings, develops seismic technologies, and offers HACCP-compliant design for food factories.

The civil engineering division undertakes general civil works, bridge construction, snow shelter construction, disaster prevention projects, and paving, landscaping, and water supply work. The division implements CIM-based design and proposal-based sales using proprietary refresh construction methods. It is also expanding into new fields such as tunnel construction and hydroelectric power projects.

The engineering business comprises electrical and machinery divisions. The electrical division provides comprehensive design, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance services for automatic control systems and information communication systems. The machinery division handles design, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance of water management equipment, industrial machinery, and small hydroelectric power systems, while strengthening its mechatronics capabilities.

The development business operates in real estate development and renewable energy. Centered in the greater Tokyo area, it conducts real estate sales, leasing, land development, condominium sales, and renovation projects. The company also engages in renewable energy businesses including solar and hydroelectric power generation.

Yamaura is a community-rooted company pursuing sustainable growth. Through "community development" and "manufacturing," the company contributes to regional development and positions sustainability at the core of its management strategy. The company prioritizes safety, quality, and customer satisfaction while investing in talent development that leverages diversity.

Yamaura's medium-term management plan "Vision 2030" aims for sustainable growth and enhanced corporate value. The plan spans two periods from 2025 to 2031, centered on three pillars: improvement strategy, differentiation strategy, and aggressive growth strategy. These initiatives will enhance organizational flexibility and strengthen back-office operations.

As a growth strategy, Yamaura is maximizing synergies across divisions, developing new products, and focusing on priority markets. The company actively invests in growth businesses to maximize capital efficiency. This approach targets raising ROE to 14% or higher.

Yamaura is advancing digital transformation (DX) to address rising material costs. The company leverages technologies including BIM, CIM, VR, and AR to achieve efficient construction. Additionally, the company is reducing CO2 emissions and fulfilling its social responsibilities.

The company is strengthening its architecture, civil engineering, and engineering domains to enhance brand value. It has launched specialized brands with clear domain focus—such as HACCP-compliant food factories and innovative office solutions—contributing to new customer acquisition.

Yamaura is enhancing corporate value through public-private partnership projects and CRE (Corporate Real Estate) solution businesses. These efforts realize sustainable growth and establish a foundation for the next century. The company is also advancing shareholder returns and strengthening internal controls.