TAKIZAWA HAM CO.,LTD. (2293) Stock Price

Takizawa Ham's primary business is the manufacturing and sale of meat and meat processed products. The company operates with one consolidated subsidiary and maintains four business segments: meat processed products, prepared foods and other processed products, meat, and other.

The meat processed products segment manufactures and sells ham and sausage. These products are supported by many consumers due to their commitment to quality and taste.

The prepared foods and other processed products segment handles the manufacturing and sale of retort foods and prepared meals. This provides consumers with convenient and delicious meal options.

The meat segment procures, processes, and sells meat. The company meets consumer needs by providing fresh, high-quality meat products.

In the other segment, subsidiary World Food Service operates restaurants. The company runs coffee shops and sells Takizawa Ham products.

Takizawa Ham pursues its growth strategy based on the fundamental principle of "contributing to the advancement of food culture and health promotion through better food products." Specifically, the company prioritizes the provision of safe and reliable products and coexistence with local communities, aiming to become a company trusted by all stakeholders.

Even in a severe economic environment, the company continues to develop valuable products and ensure stable supply. It seeks to recover profitability through business process reviews and cost reduction. The company aims to recover sales volume through new product development, exploration of new sales channels, and collaboration with business partners.

As medium to long-term management strategies, Takizawa Ham prioritizes capital efficiency improvement, new foundation building, and strengthening of its own sales capabilities. The company also enhances competitiveness by strengthening partnerships with affiliated companies and local communities and establishing a product development system responsive to market demand.

Furthermore, the company has set management targets of an operating profit margin of 2%, a return on equity of 10% or higher, and earnings per share of 150 yen. To achieve these targets, the company is working on price revisions and cost reduction; however, it faces headwinds from declining sales volume and rising cost factors.