IMURA & Co., Ltd. (3955) Stock Price

Imura is primarily engaged in the manufacturing and sales of envelopes and direct mail distribution services. The Imura Group, consisting of Imura and five subsidiaries, conducts diverse business operations through these subsidiaries in addition to its core businesses.

Imura's business segments are as follows. The "Package Solutions Business" manufactures and sells envelopes for utility bills (telecommunications, electricity, and gas), shareholder meeting notices, and government notifications. The company also handles lightweight e-commerce packaging materials, landscaping materials, various printed materials, as well as transportation and warehousing services.

The "Mailing & Digital Solutions Business" provides planning, production, and distribution services for direct mail, as well as insertion, packing, and shipping services for booklets and promotional products. Additionally, the company offers customer list management, data printing services, media matching, campaign administration, logistics services, computer-related product sales, and software development.

Finally, the "Other" business segment includes sales of printed materials and supplies for medical institutions, design and manufacturing of automatic control devices and electronic circuits for machinery, and manufacturing and sales of paper boxes, corrugated boxes, and packaging materials. These operations are conducted in partnership with affiliated companies including Touan Printing Co., Ltd., Metro Tech Co., Ltd., and SONGLAM TRADING AND PACKAGING PRODUCTION JOINT STOCK COMPANY.

Imura is pursuing a "second founding" with a long-term vision as it marks its 100th anniversary in 2018. The company has established "IMURA VISION 2030" to define its desired state in 2030 and is advancing strategies focused on long-term growth. To realize this vision, Imura formulated the medium-term management plan "IMURA VISION 2030 Stage II" in 2024, setting specific targets through fiscal year 2026.

Imura's growth strategy is based on accelerating transformation and innovation while building a robust business foundation. Specifically, the company aims to shift toward higher-value-added operations through the introduction of differentiated products in the envelope sector and the promotion of digital transformation (DX). The company is also strengthening risk management systems for new businesses and enhancing its compliance framework.

Additionally, Imura is introducing differentiated products in the lightweight EC packaging sector and expanding integrated paper-and-digital services in the public services field. The company is also considering entry into growing markets through new participation in domestic and international packaging operations. These initiatives aim to establish a sustainable growth trajectory and enhance corporate value.

Imura uses revenue, operating profit, and return on equity (ROE) as key management indicators and regularly monitors their achievement. For fiscal year 2026, the company targets revenue of 22.5 billion yen, operating profit of 1.7 billion yen, and ROE of 6.8%, with even higher targets set for fiscal year 2030. The company is also strengthening its sustainability initiatives, including CO2 emission reductions and improving the ratio of female managers.