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- YAMATO CORPORATION
YAMATO CORPORATION (1967) Stock Price
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Business Overview
Yamato operates primarily in the construction industry. The Yamato Group, consisting of Yamato and 11 subsidiaries, provides design, supervision, and construction services for architectural and civil engineering, air conditioning and sanitation, electrical and telecommunications, water treatment plants, and refrigeration and freezing projects.
Yamato's subsidiaries Yamato Maintenance Co., Ltd. and Saitama Yamato Co., Ltd. handle repair work, construction, maintenance, inspection, and facility management services related to various construction projects and air conditioning and sanitation equipment. Yamato Izumi Technos Co., Ltd. provides design and construction services for electrical equipment installations.
Additionally, Saiei Yamato Co., Ltd. handles design, construction, maintenance, and inspection of air conditioning and sanitation equipment. Hakoshima Yusui Power Generation PFI Co., Ltd. manages hydroelectric power equipment and sells electricity generated from hydropower.
Other subsidiaries include Otsuka Manufacturing Co., Ltd., which designs and fabricates steel frames, and Tender Co., Ltd., which handles interior construction work. Nissin Design Co., Ltd. provides comprehensive planning, design, and supervision for civil and architectural projects, while Suzuden Co., Ltd. operates electrical construction services.
Jomogun Construction Co., Ltd. handles civil engineering work and became a wholly owned subsidiary as of March 10, 2025. For commercial facility operations, Roadstation Maebashi Akagi Co., Ltd. operates Michi-no-Eki Maebashi Akagi.
Management Policy
Yamato is committed to contributing to the development of local communities as its core principle, and pursues the provision of products and services that enhance customer value. In its medium-term management plan, Yamato aims to establish itself as an "essential company" by addressing challenges in local communities.
Yamato's growth strategy focuses on three pillars: strengthening and expanding core operations, promoting green innovation, and reinforcing management foundations while contributing to local communities. Through these efforts, Yamato aims to realize a sustainable society and become a company needed by local communities.
In strengthening core operations, Yamato leverages its distinctive strength—the ability to "materialize ideas"—to achieve high quality, strong reputation, and profitability. The company will improve product quality, strengthen manufacturing capabilities, enhance competitiveness, and expand its customer base.
In green innovation, Yamato provides technologies and services to realize a decarbonized society, promoting effective resource utilization, energy efficiency, and expansion of renewable energy. Through these initiatives, the company pursues a balance among environmental performance, comfort, and economic viability.
In reinforcing management foundations, Yamato aims to contribute to local communities through human capital investment, digital transformation (DX), and strengthened governance. The company will enhance employee motivation, strengthen governance, and advance community contribution activities.
Yamato targets sustained growth and enhanced corporate value, with goals for consolidated revenue, operating profit, ROE, and dividend payout ratio. The company has formulated a 7 billion yen investment plan, focusing on productivity improvements and growth investments.