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United Super Markets Holdings Inc. (3222) Stock Price
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Business Overview
United Supermarket Holdings operates primarily in the supermarket business and related support services. The company is composed of 17 consolidated subsidiaries, including Inageya Co., Ltd. and four of its subsidiaries, as well as 3 affiliated companies.
In the supermarket business, Maruetsu Co., Ltd., Kasumi Co., Ltd., MaxValu Kanto Co., Ltd., and Inageya Co., Ltd. provide food products, daily necessities, and clothing. Seib Co., Ltd. also participates in this business.
Fresh food processing is handled by Maruetsu Fresh Foods Co., Ltd. Additionally, Rose Corporation Co., Ltd. and Kasumi Green Co., Ltd. engage in food processing, manufacturing, and sales.
Vegetable processing and packaging are managed by Kasumi Mirai Co., Ltd. Food procurement and sales, as well as prepared food manufacturing, are handled by Sun Food Japan Co., Ltd.
Other operations include real estate business conducted by Maruetsu Development Co., Ltd., and product development business handled by Clover Shoji Co., Ltd. Quality management and inspection services are provided by Food Quality Management Center Co., Ltd.
Contract operations are managed by Mano Co., Ltd., while personnel dispatch services are handled by AS Biz Support Co., Ltd. Education services are provided by Japan Distribution Future Education Center Co., Ltd., and store operations such as cashier services are managed by SO Co., Ltd.
Facility management is conducted by Sabia Corporation Co., Ltd., and store support services are handled by Inageya Wing Co., Ltd. Agricultural production and cultivation are managed by Inageya Dream Farm Co., Ltd.
Management Policy
United Supermarket Holdings (the Company) is advancing a growth strategy to strengthen its position as the largest supermarket operator in the Greater Tokyo Area. Following its integration with Inageya Corporation, the Company is reviewing relationships among its operating subsidiaries and reinforcing overall coordination based on shared values and principles. Through this approach, the Company is placing customer-centricity as its core value and strengthening its management foundation.
The Company's medium-term management plan covers the three-year period beginning in fiscal year 2025, targeting enhanced store services and strengthened core product offerings. Specifically, the Company aims to improve customer service through enhanced CX scores, strengthen employee customer service capabilities, and improve the quality of fresh produce and deli products. Additionally, the Company is reinforcing employee training and education programs to elevate service quality.
Furthermore, the Company is consolidating and streamlining organizational functions across human resources, systems, and merchandising to achieve efficient operations. These efforts aim to optimize costs, improve operational efficiency, accelerate information sharing, and enhance functional capabilities. Through these initiatives, the Company seeks to establish a competitive advantage, expand customer support, and strengthen its market position.