INTERLIFE HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.
1418・Standard Market・Construction
Business
Interlife Holdings Co., Ltd. is a holding company (TSE Standard listed) built on an interior fit-out construction company founded in 1975. Operating with a six-company group structure, it upholds the management philosophy of "providing comfortable spaces filled with excitement and joy for all people." Its core interior construction business (Nissho Interlife Co., Ltd.) handles planning, design, and construction for restaurants, retail stores, hotels, offices, and other facilities, accounting for approximately 57% of sales. The audio/lighting equipment business (System Engineering Co., Ltd. and Sanken System Co., Ltd.) provides comprehensive services from planning to maintenance of facility production equipment and AVC devices, comprising approximately 37% of sales. Major customers include facility owners of commercial facilities, hotels, and public facilities, as well as major general contractors. The company is pursuing growth opportunities anticipating urban redevelopment and the Osaka IR (integrated resort) opening (2030).
Business Model
The interior construction business is organized around two pillars: the specialized construction division (subcontracted work such as substrate/framing construction) and the commercial environment construction division (prime contractor work). The sound and lighting equipment business provides integrated planning, design, construction, and maintenance services, and secures recurring revenue through maintenance services. Group financing centralizes surplus funds at the head office to improve capital efficiency. The business structure is asset-light, with minimal capital expenditure needs, and outsourcing cost and expense management are the key variables affecting profit margins.
Company Strengths
In FY2025 (ending February 2025), the interior construction business posted net sales of ¥9,728 million (up 53.6% year on year) and segment profit of ¥529 million (up 278.8% year on year). The audio and lighting equipment business posted net sales of ¥5,784 million (up 30.0% year on year) and segment profit of ¥494 million (up 83.7% year on year). The combined segment profit margin of the two businesses reached approximately 6.6%, driving the majority of group earnings.
In November 2023, the company acquired Sanken System Co., Ltd. through M&A to strengthen its audio and lighting equipment business. Its consolidated contribution began in earnest from FY2025 (ending February 2025), with steady progress in completing already-ordered projects and securing new orders. In addition, the company has completed the sequential divestment of unprofitable businesses (staffing services, real estate, etc.), completing its restructuring toward a revenue structure centered on construction companies.
In FY2025 (ending February 2025), net sales of ¥16,940 million and operating profit of ¥875 million significantly exceeded the targets of the medium-term management plan (net sales of ¥15,500 million and operating profit of ¥600 million). ROE improved sharply from 4.98% in FY2023 (ending February 2023) to 17.96% in FY2025 (ending February 2025), and PBR also recovered from 0.79x to 1.24x. These figures reflect the results of management conscious of the cost of capital.
ENVALITH's Perspective
Performance Trend
Over the past five fiscal periods, revenue expanded sharply from ¥11,794 million in FY2022 to ¥16,941 million in FY2025, before a slight decline to ¥16,336 million in FY2026, while operating profit grew from ¥45 million to ¥1,167 million, a more than 26-fold increase, with profit margins continuing to improve. In the first quarter of FY2027 (ending February 2027), revenue was ¥5,764 million (up 15.8% year on year), operating profit was ¥918 million (up 72.4%), ordinary profit was ¥925 million (up 76.7%), and profit attributable to owners of parent was ¥604 million (up 45.8%), with all metrics posting substantial gains. The concentrated completion of large-scale projects in the interior fit-out construction business was the main driver. As an external factor, risks of rising material prices stemming from ongoing inflation and the situation in the Middle East remain, but the company has stated that the impact on the current quarter's results was minor.
Growth Strategy
Under the 5th Medium-Term Management Plan 'NEXT STAGE 2030', the company is advancing the construction of a growth foundation and profitability improvement in anticipation of the Osaka IR opening.
Continuing to expand the Osaka business base and secure large-scale construction projects related to urban redevelopment, in anticipation of the Osaka IR (Integrated Resort) opening scheduled for 2030. In Q1 of FY2027 (ending February 2027), a large-scale project in the interior construction business progressed ahead of plan, confirming an expanded order base.
Establishing an integrated order-taking system for the FM business through the absorption-type merger of Facility Management Co., Ltd. into the interior construction business, and expanding stock-type revenue such as cleaning contracts. In Q1 of FY2027 (ending February 2027), cleaning contract orders in the FM Business Division progressed steadily, and the segment profit margin of the interior construction business improved significantly (rising from approximately 8.8% to 19.9% year-on-year for the same quarter).
Promotion of ESG management as one of the key measures under the 5th Medium-Term Management Plan. A performance-linked stock compensation plan (trust-type) has already been introduced for directors and executive officers, designed to strengthen governance and provide incentives for medium- to long-term enhancement of corporate value.
Last updated: July 17, 2026

