DAITO TRUST CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD. (1878) Stock Price

Daitō Kentaku operates a diverse range of businesses centered on building rental operations. Its main business segments include construction, real estate rental, real estate development, finance, and other operations.

In the construction business, the company proposes effective land utilization and executes design and construction through building contracts. Affiliated companies Daitō Kensetsu Co., Ltd. and Daitō Steel Co., Ltd. handle material supply and construction work.

In the real estate rental business, Daitō Kentaku Partners Co., Ltd. conducts master leasing through its "Rental Management Consignment System" and enters into sublease agreements with tenants. Daitō Kentaku Leasing Co., Ltd. and other subsidiaries handle tenant brokerage.

In the real estate development business, the company develops and sells logistics facilities and hotels. Invarance Co., Ltd. develops investment-type condominiums primarily in Tokyo's 23 wards. The company also operates real estate-related businesses in the United States and Malaysia.

In the finance business, Daitō Finance Co., Ltd. provides construction financing, and Daitō Mirai Trust Co., Ltd. handles real estate management trusts. Houseguard Co., Ltd., a small-sum short-term insurance provider, sells insurance, while Housepayment Co., Ltd. provides credit card payment processing services.

In other operations, Gaspal Co., Ltd. sells fuel, and Care Partner Co., Ltd. provides day services and home care services. The company also operates overseas hotel businesses and renewable energy power generation operations.

Daito Kentaku is marking its 50th anniversary and has established the group purpose "Connecting Trust, Opening the Future" as it pursues succession to the next generation and corporate growth. The company demonstrates its commitment to continuous transformation and challenge as a trusted partner that will walk alongside stakeholders for the next 50 to 100 years.

The company has formulated a medium-term management plan (fiscal 2024–2026) aimed at maximizing corporate value. This plan is built on three pillars: advancing human capital management, establishing a robust core business, and responding to new priority areas. By the final year of the plan, the company targets revenue of 2 trillion yen, operating profit of 140 billion yen, and ROE of 20% or higher.

In its construction business, the company is strengthening area strategies centered on urban markets and expanding orders through digitalization and enhanced corporate sales. It is also actively promoting the supply of environmentally conscious rental housing. In its real estate rental business, the company maintains high occupancy rates while providing living spaces and services tailored to diverse lifestyles.

In real estate development, the company is strengthening property acquisitions and expanding nationwide. It is also promoting development of non-residential properties such as logistics facilities, hotels, and healthcare facilities. Additionally, the company is advancing international expansion starting from North America, aiming to become "the world's leading property owner."

In other business segments, the company pursues synergies across the group in energy, nursing care, and childcare operations while cultivating and strengthening new businesses. It is actively exploring joint ventures and business partnerships with municipalities and corporations.