TAKASE CORPORATION (9087) Stock Price

Takase is a logistics company operating domestically and internationally, primarily providing logistics services in three areas: "transportation," "warehousing," and "operations." By combining these services, the company meets diverse customer needs. The company also operates a warehouse rental business.

Specifically, Takase and its overseas subsidiaries operate as a comprehensive logistics provider, offering freight forwarding services, cargo storage services, and warehouse operation services. This enables the company to address a wide range of customer requirements.

Takase Transport & Distribution Systems Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Takase, operates freight transportation services using cargo vehicles. Takase Logistics Co., Ltd., another subsidiary, handles distribution processing operations within warehouses.

Takase's business segments are divided into comprehensive logistics, transportation, distribution processing, and other operations. The other operations segment includes businesses such as truck chassis storage rental, which generates supplementary revenue.

Takase aims for growth in the logistics industry by pursuing innovative service development and high reliability. The company operates under the corporate philosophy of "ADD SYSTEM," prioritizing customer-centric service delivery. Through this approach, Takase seeks to contribute not only to its customers but to society as a whole.

The medium-term management plan, beginning in fiscal 2025, focuses on strengthening profitability of existing operations and establishing a new revenue structure. Specifically, the company is working toward business performance recovery, reinforcement of operational foundations, creation of new business domains, and establishment of a robust revenue structure.

Takase will leverage existing management resources to expand domestic and international logistics operations. The company is particularly focused on strengthening partnerships with customers and expanding medical device logistics services. By combining machinery and systems in service offerings, Takase aims to improve operational efficiency and profit margins.

In creating new business domains, Takase is developing new services that combine COL services with medical device logistics operations. The company is also exploring synergies through M&A and revenue expansion through warehouse property acquisitions. These initiatives will establish new revenue pillars following domestic logistics operations.

Takase is pursuing a three-pillar structure comprising domestic operations, international operations, and rental operations to establish a robust revenue structure. The company plans to convert existing facilities starting in fiscal 2025, with the goal of materializing results in financial performance by fiscal 2027.