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Business Overview
Kanadevia's primary business includes the design, manufacturing, installation, sales, repair, maintenance, and operation of environmental equipment and plants, machinery, and infrastructure facilities. Kanadevia and its affiliated companies consist of 158 consolidated subsidiaries and 35 equity-method affiliates.
Kanadevia's business segments are divided into four categories: Environment, Machinery & Infrastructure, Decarbonization, and Other. The Environment segment handles waste-to-energy incineration facilities, recycling plants, water and sludge treatment facilities, energy systems, biomass utilization systems, and seawater desalination plants.
The Machinery & Infrastructure segment provides automotive press machinery, boilers, plastic machinery, food processing equipment, pharmaceutical machinery, precision instruments, electronics and control systems, bridges, water gates, smokestacks, marine civil engineering, shield tunneling machines, and disaster prevention systems.
The Decarbonization segment handles process equipment including marine engines, denitrification catalysts, pressure vessels, nuclear-related equipment, electrolysis and power-to-gas systems, and wind power generation. The Other segment manages facility operations including dormitories and company housing.
Kanadevia's affiliated companies include Kanadevia Inova AG and Kanadevia Inova Steinmüller GmbH, which manufacture and sell waste-to-energy equipment. Kanadevia E&E Corporation manufactures and sells waste treatment facilities. Ecomanage Corporation provides consulting services for waste management operations, while Odate Ecomanage Corporation, Kashiwa Environmental Technology Corporation, and Kurashiki Environmental Technology Corporation operate waste treatment facilities. Kanadevia Environmental Services Corporation handles waste incineration facility operations.
Kanadevia Engineering Corporation performs non-destructive inspection, measurement, and diagnostic services for various structures and manufactures and sells chemical plants. Osmoflo Holdings Pty Ltd designs, manufactures, sells, and operates seawater desalination and industrial water treatment systems. H&F Corporation manufactures and sells various press machinery, while V-Tex Corporation provides semiconductor-related equipment, optical disc manufacturing equipment, vacuum equipment, and organic LED display manufacturing equipment. Promotech Corporation designs steel structures including bridges.
In the Decarbonization segment, Hitachi Zosen Marine Engine Corporation operates marine engine business, and NAC International Inc. designs, transports, and provides consulting for spent nuclear fuel storage and transport equipment. In the Other segment, Kanadevia General Services Corporation manages facility operations including dormitories and company housing, while AFC Corporation provides finance services.
Management Policy
Kanadevia pursues long-term growth under its core philosophy "Kanadevia Value." The company has established a "Sustainable Vision" toward 2050 and a "2030 Vision" toward 2030, aiming to realize a sustainable society. In particular, the company is addressing critical challenges such as carbon neutrality and resource circulation, with goals to reduce environmental impact and maximize human well-being.
Under the medium-term management plan "Forward 25," covering fiscal years 2023 through 2025, Kanadevia aims to achieve sustained growth in existing businesses while creating new growth businesses. The company is strengthening profitability through overseas business expansion and business structure reform. Specifically, it is improving the ratio of overseas sales through expansion of its Waste to X business and promotion of biogas projects.
In creating growth businesses, the company is prioritizing investment in decarbonization, resource circulation, water business, and life science-related operations. Notable initiatives include construction of mass-production facilities for hydrogen generators and development of methane recovery technology from sewage sludge, advancing environmentally conscious technological innovation. Through these efforts, Kanadevia aims to contribute to realizing a sustainable society.
In advancing sustainable management, the company is strengthening human capital, decarbonizing business operations, and promoting digital transformation strategy. Key efforts include advancing health-oriented management and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, to strengthen risk management across the entire group, Kanadevia has established a new ERM office to enhance enterprise risk management.
Through these strategies, Kanadevia aims to achieve an operating profit margin of 10% by 2030 and increase the overseas business ratio to 50%. Furthermore, the company targets achieving annual revenue of 1 trillion yen in business scale as early as possible in the 2030s. These goals support sustainable growth and enhancement of corporate value.