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YODOKO,Ltd.【JP:5451】Stock Price
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Business Overview
Yodogawa Steel Works is a company primarily engaged in the manufacturing, processing, and sales of steel products. Below is an overview of the company's business segments and their operations.
In the steel plate business, Yodogawa Steel Works manufactures and sells steel plate products such as cold-rolled steel plates and surface-treated steel plates. The company also handles building material products including metal roofing and exterior materials. Related companies such as Takada Steel Materials and Yodo Steel Trading handle processing and sales of steel plate and building material products.
In the roll business, the company manufactures and sells roll products for steel and non-ferrous applications. Related companies Yodo Steel Trading and Yodogawa Fuyo are responsible for sales, manufacturing, and processing of roll products.
In the grating business, Yodogawa Steel Works manufactures and sells grating products. Related companies Yodo Steel Trading and Sado Island handle sales of grating products.
In the real estate business, Yodogawa Steel Works leases and sells land and buildings it owns. The related company Yodoco Development provides services including security and facility management.
In other operations, Yodogawa Steel Works engages in machinery plant sales and power generation sales from solar energy. Takada Steel Materials and Keiyo Steel Wharf handle warehouse and transportation services, while Yodogawa Fuyo manufactures and sells machinery equipment.
Management Policy
Yodogawa Steel Works, an independent steelmaker, has grown primarily through its coated steel plate and building materials businesses. Going forward, the company will expand operations both domestically and internationally based on its corporate philosophy, targeting new growth opportunities overseas while expanding market share in Japan. This positions the company as an enterprise valued by society.
The company has established its long-term vision "SAKURA 100" toward 2025, aiming to develop into a 100-year enterprise. Under this vision, the company emphasizes its commitment to adapting to environmental changes and pursuing new business domains. This positions the company as a globally beloved enterprise.
The Medium-Term Management Plan 2025 sets consolidated operating profit at 130 billion yen or above and ROE at 7%, strengthening profitability and enhancing corporate value. Through domestic and international business expansion, the company achieved consolidated operating profit of 138 billion yen in fiscal 2024, exceeding plan targets.
The company advances sustainable growth through three pillars: "further strengthening revenue structure resilience," "pursuing new business domains," and "building a sustainable management foundation." These initiatives include expanding existing businesses, developing new fields, making aggressive investments, and improving capital efficiency.
In capital policy, the company prioritizes shareholder returns through dividends while improving capital efficiency. The company maintains annual dividends of 200 yen or more per share and targets a consolidated dividend payout ratio of 75% or above annually, thereby enhancing shareholder value.
In capital investment plans, the company advances investments in competitive strengthening and sustainability initiatives, with combined capital expenditure of 200 to 250 billion yen for fiscal 2023 through 2025. This builds the foundation supporting sustainable growth.