SANKYO SEIKO CO.,LTD.JP:8018Stock Price

Market cap
¥38.3B
P/E ratio
15.5x
Sankyo Seiko operates fashion design and manufacturing, textile production, and real estate rental services across Japan through 14 subsidiaries.

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Business Overview

Sankyo Seiko operates three main business segments: fashion-related business, textile-related business, and real estate-related business. These operations are conducted through the company and 14 consolidated subsidiaries.

The fashion-related business handles planning, production, and sales of fashion products. The company also engages in importing and selling overseas brand products and operates licensing businesses. This segment includes Sankyo Seiko Fashion Service and DAKS SIMPSON LIMITED.

The textile-related business primarily focuses on OEM operations for textile and apparel products. Sankyo Seiko Apparel Fashion and Twelve play key roles in this field. Sankyo Seiko Apparel Fashion is scheduled to be absorbed and merged into Sankyo Seiko on April 1, 2025.

The real estate-related business operates rental services utilizing properties owned by the company and group companies. The segment centers on rental offices, rental halls, and rental buildings, while also providing building maintenance and interior construction services. This segment includes Sun-Lets and Yokohama Textile Club.

Management Policy

Sankyo Seiko has established four core corporate principles: "A People-Centered Company," "A Company of Challenge," "A Company of Coexistence and Mutual Prosperity," and "A Socially Responsible Company." As a lifestyle culture proposal company, Sankyo Seiko is committed to improving quality of life and realizing a prosperous society. Based on these principles, the company promotes "Coexistence NEXT 100," a management policy that seeks coexistence with society, and aims to realize a sustainable world through SDGs-focused management.

As a medium- to long-term management strategy, Sankyo Seiko has formulated a three-year plan called "CHALLENGE NEXT 100," with the fiscal year ending March 2025 as the first year. This plan is built on three core strategies: expanding global brand business, transforming the OEM business model, and making aggressive growth investments. Through these initiatives, the company aims to strengthen its business portfolio and achieve steady growth.

Sankyo Seiko has set targets of 5.0% CAGR for consolidated net sales, 11% consolidated operating profit margin, 14% consolidated ordinary profit margin, and 6.5% ROE. For the fiscal year ending March 2027, the company has set quantitative targets of 25 billion yen in consolidated net sales, 2.8 billion yen in consolidated operating profit, and 3.5 billion yen in consolidated ordinary profit. To achieve these targets, the company will continue to pursue innovation.