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TOA ROAD CORPORATION (1882) Stock Price
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Business Overview
Toa Road Industry operates a diverse range of businesses centered on construction. Its main business segments are construction services and the manufacturing, sales, and environmental services of construction materials. These operations are managed by the company and 26 affiliated companies (24 subsidiaries and 2 associates).
In construction services, the company undertakes asphalt paving, civil engineering, landscaping and greening, sports facility construction, ground improvement, river modification, and specialized dredging work. It also provides building demolition and consulting services. Major affiliated companies include Ai-Ken Sangyo Co., Ltd., Shikishima-gumi Co., Ltd., and Kokudo Co., Ltd.
In manufacturing, sales, and environmental services for construction materials, the company manufactures and sells asphalt emulsions, modified asphalt, asphalt concrete, recycled aggregates, and crushed stone for civil engineering and ready-mix concrete. It also manufactures and sells construction machinery and operates environmental services including intermediate processing of construction waste and contaminated soil investigation and remediation. Major affiliated companies include Sapporo Kyodo Ascon Co., Ltd., Toa Tone Boring Co., Ltd., and Toa Logistics Co., Ltd.
Management Policy
Toa Road Industry is working toward its 100th anniversary in 2030 with the long-term vision of "Further refining TOA STYLE to become a unique company continuously chosen by society." To realize this vision, the company is advancing the medium-term management plan "TOA ROAD Sustainable Plan 2026," which is built on two pillars: "Shift to CSR-focused management" and "Establishment of a sustainable growth foundation."
The company's growth strategy is based on six key initiatives: establishing a solid revenue base, expanding business domains, advancing technology development, promoting digital transformation (DX), improving engagement, and strengthening governance. Through these strategies, the company aims for sustainable growth.
In construction operations, the company prioritizes improving working conditions and securing and developing talent, while pursuing productivity gains through DX technology adoption. The company is also expanding its business domains through public-private partnerships, overseas operations, and strengthening railway business. This approach enables the company to maintain competitiveness in an uncertain environment.
In manufacturing, sales, and environmental operations, the company addresses carbon neutrality as a priority issue and develops products that reduce environmental impact. To respond to geopolitical risks, the company deploys flexible sales strategies while pursuing sustainable growth. Through these efforts, the company is strengthening its response to environmental challenges.
For the fiscal year ending March 2026, the company has set performance targets of 127,000 million yen in revenue, 6,500 million yen in operating profit, and 4,100 million yen in net profit attributable to parent company shareholders. By achieving these targets, the company aims to enhance corporate value and remain a company chosen by society.