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PS Construction Co., Ltd.

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Business

PS Construction Co., Ltd. is a specialty construction company whose core business is the contracting of civil engineering and building construction works centered on prestressed concrete (PC) technology. Founded in 1952 as a PC product manufacturer, it changed to its current company name in 2024. It belongs to the Taisei Corporation group, with Taisei Corporation (voting rights ratio of 50.2%) as its parent company. Its main customers are expressway companies such as Central Nippon Expressway, West Nippon Expressway, and East Nippon Expressway, public-sector clients such as the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and private companies in manufacturing, defense-related fields, and others. The company is composed of three business pillars: civil engineering business (net sales of ¥75,814 million), building construction business (net sales of ¥62,905 million), and affiliated companies business (net sales of ¥10,244 million), with consolidated net sales reaching ¥149,370 million.

Business Model

The company secures civil engineering and construction work orders through competitive bidding and negotiated contracts, recognizing revenue based on the percentage-of-completion method. A substantial standalone order backlog of ¥186,091 million (as of the end of March 2026) underpins sales for the following period and beyond. While profit margins are improved through the acquisition of design changes and thorough cost control, construction cooperation projects from the Taisei Corporation group also serve as a stable source of orders.

Company Strengths

Sales to West Nippon Expressway Company Limited amounted to ¥22,419 million (15.0% of net sales), and sales to Central Nippon Expressway Company Limited amounted to ¥20,281 million (13.6%), with these two expressway companies alone accounting for approximately 29% of total net sales. The company has accumulated a continuous track record of orders in large-scale renewal projects such as deck slab replacement and PC girder repair, possessing construction know-how and customer trust that competitors find difficult to replicate in a short period.

As of the end of March 2026, the non-consolidated order backlog reached ¥186,091 million (civil engineering: ¥138,406 million; building construction: ¥47,684 million), equivalent to approximately 1.35 years of the fiscal year's net sales of ¥137,816 million. This ample carried-over construction backlog secures sales progress for the following fiscal year and beyond with a high degree of certainty, resulting in high predictability of business performance.

In December 2023, TAISEI CORPORATION acquired 50.2% of voting rights and entered into a capital and business alliance agreement. An agreement has been reached to shift the domestic PC bridge business within the Taisei Corporation group to a structure centered on the company, and an institutional framework has been established under which the company receives sales information and technical know-how for PC and PCa projects as well as renewal projects.

ENVALITH's Perspective

In FY2026 (ending March 2026), the company continued to achieve revenue growth and profit growth, with net sales of ¥149,370 million (up 10.1% year on year) and operating profit of ¥12,932 million (up 5.0% year on year). However, operating cash flow turned sharply negative at ¥-17,473 million (versus +¥15,952 million in the previous period). Trade receivables and contract assets surged by ¥-21,093 million, and the expansion of working capital associated with construction progress is putting pressure on cash flow, which warrants close attention.

In terms of the market environment, the continuation of public construction investment based on disaster prevention/mitigation and national resilience policies, along with demand for large-scale renewal of expressways, represents a structural tailwind for the company. On the other hand, the sharp rise in labor costs and material prices, which is intensifying across the construction industry as a whole, is an external factor constraining the scope for margin improvement, and the operating margin for FY2026 (ending March 2026) declined slightly to 8.7% (from 9.1% in the previous period). Cost management through selective order-taking and securing design changes will continue to be key to profitability.

On June 18, 2026, the company published a correction to certain line items within operating cash flow in the consolidated statement of cash flows (fees paid: ¥51 million → ¥45 million; other: ¥370 million → ¥375 million) due to an aggregation error. There is no impact on profit or loss, and the amounts involved are not material. However, the fact that the error was discovered after the earnings announcement could be a source of investor concern regarding the precision of internal controls. It is advisable to continue monitoring the disclosure of preventive measures against recurrence.

Growth Strategy

Mid-Term Management Plan 2025 aims for sustainable growth centered on PC (precast concrete) technology, through cooperation with the Taisei Corporation group, DX promotion, and expansion into growth areas

Through continued receipt of construction cooperation projects from the parent company and group companies, the company is expanding access to large-scale projects that would be difficult to secure independently. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), net sales reached a record high of ¥149,370 million, reflecting the benefits of group cooperation on business performance.

The company is actively promoting order intake utilizing PC (precast concrete) technology in growth areas such as defense-related facilities, logistics facilities, and food factories. Leveraging the favorable external environment of solid private-sector capital investment, the company aims to diversify the revenue base of the construction business and reduce dependence on public works.

The company is pursuing greater efficiency in construction management through ICT and DX utilization, together with the development of new construction methods, simultaneously addressing worsening labor cost and material price increases while improving productivity. In the manufacturing business as well, the company is proceeding with the renewal of aging equipment to establish an ICT-enabled production system.

The company continues to improve gross profit margin through selective order-taking that excludes low-profitability projects and by securing design changes during construction. Amid a slight decline in operating margin in FY2026 (ending March 2026), improving the precision of cost management will be key to recovering profit margins from the next fiscal period onward.

Last updated: July 19, 2026