KIMURATAN CORPORATION (8107) Stock Price

Kimura Tan is a corporate group that includes 8 consolidated subsidiaries and 1 affiliated company accounted for using the equity method. The group primarily operates in real estate, apparel, and wearable businesses.

In the real estate business, Kimura Tan Estate and Kimura Tan Property conduct real estate leasing operations. Additionally, the group has acquired Isto Group and Yugen Kaisha Kyukenkizai as subsidiaries to strengthen used property sales through renovation and real estate matching platform services.

In the apparel business, the group provides high-value-added products centered on baby and children's clothing. Domestically, products are sold directly to consumers through department store shop-in-shops and online retail channels, with store operations outsourced to Kimura Tan Retail.

In the wearable business, the group provides childcare facility monitoring solutions utilizing wearable IoT technology. The solutions monitor napping and health changes of children in childcare facilities, aiming to ensure safety and improve the quality of childcare services.

Kimura Tan Frontier, previously classified as other business operations, has suspended business activities.

As Kimura Tan marks its 100th anniversary in April 2025, the company is launching a growth strategy for the next century. The company is advancing a strategic business model centered on three pillars—"Clothing," "Health," and "Housing"—aiming to achieve both improved profitability and social value creation. By concentrating investment in these three areas and generating synergies, the company seeks to realize sustainable growth.

In the "Clothing" segment, Kimura Tan aims to reconstruct its unique brand value in the children's apparel business and strengthen competitive advantage. By narrowing its target market and implementing differentiated brand positioning, the company will improve customer loyalty and profitability. Enhancing brand value is positioned as the top priority.

In the "Health" segment, the company is expanding healthcare services to address Japan's declining birthrate and aging population. It is particularly strengthening in-home monitoring services for elderly customers and creating new revenue opportunities, including heat stroke prevention measures. This approach balances social problem-solving with improved profitability.

In the "Housing" segment, the company is expanding its real estate business. By holding rental properties to secure stable revenue and regenerating and reselling vacant properties, it aims to optimize resource utilization and revitalize regional communities. Additionally, through offering fractional real estate investment products and operating community-focused matching platforms, the company is creating new investment value.

Through these initiatives, Kimura Tan aims to achieve sustained revenue and profit growth, maximize cash flow, and strengthen equity. Furthermore, through flexible management decisions via M&A and strategic alliances, the company is pursuing long-term enhancement of corporate value.