Japan Motor Terminal Co.,Ltd. (E04343) Stock Price

Japan Auto Terminal is a logistics infrastructure company that operates four truck terminals within Tokyo's 23 wards. The company provides logistics hubs by developing cargo handling and transfer facilities, distribution centers for temporary storage, large truck parking areas, and rest and accommodation facilities for drivers. Through this business, the company contributes to improving logistics efficiency in urban areas and facilitating smooth road traffic.

The company's primary customers are transportation operators and wholesale businesses, generating revenue by leasing truck terminal facilities to these enterprises. The revenue structure is centered on facility rental fees, and the company secures stable demand thanks to its prime location in Tokyo's 23 wards. Additionally, by providing proper facility maintenance and management services, the company comprehensively supports customers' logistics operations.

The business is divided into two main segments: the core "Truck Terminal Leasing Operations" and "Truck Terminal Ancillary Operations." The leasing division is handled by the company itself, while the ancillary division—operated by subsidiaries such as Terminal Services—provides building maintenance work, equipment maintenance management, beverage and disaster prevention product sales, and automotive repair services. By coordinating these two divisions, the company has established a system that provides all necessary functions for truck terminal operations in an integrated manner.

Japan Auto Terminal has formulated a long-term vision through fiscal year 2032 titled "Coexistence and Creation—Living Together with Society and Generating New Value." The company is advancing strategies for sustainable growth centered on four truck terminals in Tokyo, guided by three key action principles: maintaining essential platform functionality, improving profitability through active pursuit of new initiatives, and establishing a sustainable organizational structure with awareness of environmental, social, and governance considerations.

As priority investment areas, the company is promoting strategic redevelopment of its facilities, with the comprehensive redevelopment of Itabashi Truck Terminal leading the way. To meet increasingly sophisticated and diversified logistics needs, the company is actively constructing high-function, high-value-added logistics facilities designed to significantly enhance traditional truck terminal capabilities. In parallel, as part of "support activities for workers," the company is strengthening employee and user welfare facilities to differentiate itself through enhanced facility value.

Strengthening disaster response capacity is another key strategy. All four truck terminals are equipped with emergency backup generators capable of 72-hour operation, and the company will continue implementing planned disaster countermeasures and regular disaster drills to establish itself as disaster-resilient infrastructure. Given sustained strong demand for large-scale logistics facilities in the Greater Tokyo Area driven by e-commerce expansion and smaller shipment sizes, the company's locational advantages and disaster response capabilities represent important competitive strengths.

Regarding environmental responsibility and digital technology adoption, the company actively addresses industry challenges including strengthened carbon-neutral regulations and truck driver work style reform (the 2024 Problem). Through compliance system development, environmentally conscious business operations, and enhanced corporate governance, the company is advancing sustainability-focused management to achieve long-term corporate value enhancement and contribute to a sustainable society.