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TANABE ENGINEERING CORPORATION

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TANABE ENGINEERING CORPORATION1828

Equipment Construction Business

Tanabe Industries' core segment centered on plant equipment construction for the chemical and semiconductor industries.

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Sales¥50,786 million¥49,316 million
Segment profit¥6,438 million¥5,295 million
Segment assets¥41,652 million¥41,004 million
Depreciation and amortization¥371 million¥373 million
Increase in tangible and intangible fixed assets¥508 million¥437 million
Orders received¥44,635 million¥51,648 million
Order backlog¥24,719 million¥30,871 million

Business Details

Comprises six divisions: industrial plant equipment construction, equipment maintenance work, electrical instrumentation work, mechatronics, power transmission work, and piping work. Main customers are manufacturers in chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and other industries (Denka Company Limited is the largest customer). In addition to domestic operations, the segment conducts plant equipment design, construction, and maintenance across the ASEAN region through consolidated subsidiaries in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. This is the core segment, accounting for approximately 97% of consolidated sales.

Recent Overview

Sales and profit increased, but orders received fell sharply by 13.6% year on year, and the order backlog also declined rapidly.

In the Equipment Construction Business for FY2026 (ending March 2026), steady progress on construction work carried over from the prior period led to sales of ¥50,786 million (up 3.0% year on year). Gross margin improved due to enhanced construction efficiency and thorough risk management, resulting in a significant increase in segment profit to ¥6,438 million (up 21.6% year on year). On the other hand, customers became more cautious in their investment decisions due to overseas conditions and other factors, causing orders received to decline sharply to ¥44,635 million (down 13.6% year on year). The order backlog also shrank to ¥24,719 million (down 19.9% year on year), raising concerns about the impact on sales in subsequent periods. Sales to the major customer Denka Company Limited increased significantly to ¥10,479 million (approximately 20.0% of consolidated sales), up from ¥8,376 million in the prior period.

Key Products

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Industrial plant equipment construction

Orders centered on semiconductor-related facility construction and capacity expansion work for electronic materials manufacturing facilities. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), customers became more cautious about the timing of investments due to overseas conditions and other factors, resulting in orders received of ¥17,109 million (down 32.7% year on year) and sales of ¥22,618 million (down 0.5% year on year), both below the prior period.

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Equipment maintenance work

Orders for periodic repair work for factory facilities remained strong. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), orders received were ¥11,868 million (up 15.2% year on year) and sales were ¥11,196 million (up 8.3% year on year), both exceeding the prior period.

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Electrical instrumentation work

Orders centered on semiconductor-related facility construction, capacity expansion work for electronic materials manufacturing facilities, and public infrastructure-related work. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), orders received were ¥9,285 million (down 0.5% year on year) and sales were ¥9,282 million (down 9.2% year on year), both below the prior period.

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Mechatronics

Orders included filling lines and various automation equipment. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), orders received were ¥2,398 million (down 10.5% year on year), below the prior period, but sales rose sharply to ¥3,922 million (up 77.1% year on year) due to steady progress on construction work.

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Power transmission work

Orders included facility maintenance for electric power companies, but in FY2026 (ending March 2026), orders received were ¥2,329 million (down 14.6% year on year) and sales were ¥2,271 million (down 14.1% year on year), both below the prior period.

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Piping work

Orders were received from both government agencies and private-sector clients. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), orders received were ¥1,643 million (up 40.0% year on year) and sales were ¥1,495 million (up 29.8% year on year), both significantly exceeding the prior period.

Growth Drivers

  • Stable expansion of orders for periodic factory facility repair work within equipment maintenance work (orders up 15.2% year on year, sales up 8.3% year on year)
  • Significant increase in sales in the mechatronics division due to accelerated progress on carried-over construction projects (up 77.1% year on year)
  • Expansion of orders in piping work from both government agencies and private-sector clients (orders up 40.0% year on year, sales up 29.8% year on year)
  • Continued improvement in gross margin through improved construction efficiency and thorough risk management (segment profit up 21.6% year on year)
  • Efforts to expand large-scale EPC projects, expand into new regional areas, and strengthen the human resource base under the medium-term management plan 'TRY2030'
  • Order opportunities for equipment construction serving the chemical and electronic materials industries, capturing capital expenditure demand related to EVs and semiconductors

Risks

  • Orders received declined 13.6% year on year to ¥44,635 million, and the order backlog shrank 19.9% year on year to ¥24,719 million, raising a tangible risk of declining sales in subsequent periods
  • Orders received for industrial plant equipment construction fell sharply by 32.7% year on year to ¥17,109 million, with the risk that customers' increasingly cautious investment decisions due to overseas conditions and other factors will continue
  • Ongoing increases in construction material and labor costs make thorough cost management essential
  • Risk of sales concentration in the major customer Denka Company Limited (sales to Denka in the current period were ¥10,479 million, accounting for approximately 20.0% of consolidated sales)
  • Risk that geopolitical risks and U.S. trade policy, among other factors, affecting the domestic and overseas economy could spill over into customers' capital expenditure decisions
  • Risk that, given the order-dependent nature of the industry, business performance is directly tied to economic fluctuations and restraint in private-sector capital expenditure

Last updated: June 23, 2026