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TOKAI Holdings Corporation3167

Energy

The core segment of the TOKAI Group, generating stable earnings centered on LP gas, city gas, and related services.

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Segment revenue (FY2026 full year)¥102,937 million¥105,871 million
Segment operating profit (FY2026 full year)¥6,980 million¥6,652 million
Number of LP gas customers (end of FY2026)819 thousand806 thousand (prior fiscal year-end)
Number of city gas customers (end of FY2026)74 thousand74 thousand
Segment operating margin (FY2026 full year)6.8%6.3%

Business Details

The largest segment of the Group, encompassing sales of LP gas, LNG, high-pressure gas, and petroleum products, city gas supply, related facility construction work, security services, and other operations. Key subsidiaries include The Tokai Corporation and Tokai Gas Co., Ltd. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), the number of LP gas customers expanded to 819 thousand, but revenue declined due to reductions in industrial gas selling prices and the impact of the raw material cost adjustment system; nevertheless, operating profit increased thanks to cost reductions.

Recent Overview

Revenue declined, but operating profit increased owing to growth in customer count and cost reductions.

Energy segment revenue for FY2026 was ¥102,937 million (down 2.8% year on year). LP gas customer numbers expanded to 819 thousand (+13 thousand from the prior fiscal year-end) through continued new customer acquisition efforts, but price reductions linked to purchase prices in industrial gas weighed on revenue. City gas revenue was also affected by the raw material cost adjustment system, coming in at ¥16,103 million (down 5.8%). On the other hand, as a result of profit gains from increased customer count combined with cost reductions including customer acquisition expenses, operating profit increased to ¥6,980 million (up 4.9% year on year).

Key Products

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LP Gas Business

Continued to promote new customer acquisition, with the number of customers reaching 819 thousand at the end of FY2026 (+13 thousand from the prior fiscal year-end). Revenue decreased due to reductions in selling prices linked to purchase prices in industrial gas, but profitability improved owing to an increase in customer count and cost reductions.

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City Gas Business

The number of customers at the end of FY2026 was 74 thousand, roughly flat versus the prior fiscal year-end. Revenue was ¥16,103 million (down 5.8% year on year) due to the impact of the raw material cost adjustment system.

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High-Pressure Gas Business

Sells various high-pressure gases and petroleum products for industrial applications. The structure is such that changes in selling prices linked to purchase prices affect segment revenue.

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Security Business

Provides security services leveraging the Energy customer base. Serves as a complementary revenue function through cross-selling to existing customers.

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Related Facilities & Construction Work

Conducts facility construction work and equipment sales associated with gas supply, supporting comprehensive service provision within the Energy business.

Growth Drivers

  • Continued net increase in LP gas customer numbers (819 thousand at end of FY2026, +13 thousand from prior fiscal year-end)
  • Margin improvement through cost reductions including customer acquisition expenses (operating margin improved to 6.8% from 6.3% in the prior year)
  • Area expansion and customer base growth under the "Triple Accel Strategy" in the new Medium-Term Management Plan 2028
  • Rollout of new products such as carbon-neutral LP gas and carbon-offset city gas as part of GX (green transformation) promotion
  • Expansion of new customer acquisition opportunities through expanded sales offices in the Kyushu area

Risks

  • Impact on city gas and industrial gas revenue from the raw material cost adjustment system and fluctuations in purchase prices
  • Risk of slowing growth in customer numbers due to population decline and intensifying competition among energy providers
  • Long-term structural risk of shrinking gas demand due to progress in climate change response and decarbonization
  • Uncertainty in revenue estimation due to seasonal factors (temperature fluctuations) in gas metering and sales
  • Risk of surging crude oil/raw material prices and supply constraints due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, etc.

Last updated: June 22, 2026