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SHINPO CO.,LTD.

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SHINPO CO.,LTD.5903

Business

SHINPO CO.,LTD., founded in 1971, is a specialty manufacturer of smokeless roasters headquartered and operating a factory in Miyoshi City, Aichi Prefecture. Its core products are Duct-Type and Non-Duct-Type smokeless roasters, and the company provides a "one-stop service" that extends beyond product sales to include installation work, interior work, air conditioning work, duct cleaning, and Grill Net Cleaning Service. Its main customers are in the food service industry, centered on yakiniku (Korean BBQ) chains, with Monogatari Corporation being its largest customer, accounting for 11.7% of net sales. In addition to its domestic operations, the company is expanding overseas into Taiwan, Hong Kong, North America, and ASEAN, and also maintains a base in China through its consolidated subsidiary, Shenfu Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. The company is listed on the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Business Model

Revenue consists of three layers: product sales of smokeless roaster units and components; ancillary construction such as installation, interior, and air-conditioning work; and after-sales services including duct cleaning and Grill Net Cleaning Service. In particular, Grill Net Cleaning (a periodic cleaning service for grill nets) is structured as a continuous contract with existing stores, and order intake for FY2025 (ended June 2025) grew a strong 143.0% year on year. Through capital investment in the Nagoya Grill Net Cleaning plant (operational from April 2025), the company is expanding supply capacity, forming a structure aimed at building up stock-type recurring revenue.

Company Strengths

The company has over 45 years of specialized track record since beginning sales of smokeless roasters in 1980, and has obtained ISO9001 and ISO14001 certifications. With a 7-person Technology Development Department, it invested ¥86 million (FY2025 (ended June 2025)) in R&D expenses, promoting the development of next-generation products such as hydrogen-powered smokeless roasters and automatic fire extinguishing devices. The company also actively participates in the formulation of technical standards by the Tokyo Fire Department, being involved in the formation of industry standards.

The company has built a "one-stop service" system that provides consistent support from product sales to installation work, interior work, air conditioning work, Duct Cleaning, and Grill Net Cleaning Service. Sales to Monogatari Corporation reached ¥859 million (up 17.1% year-on-year), reflecting deepening relationships, and Grill Net Cleaning Service order volume surged 143.0% year-on-year, strengthening the recurring revenue base.

As of the end of FY2025 (ended June 2025), total net assets stood at ¥6,921 million, and outstanding interest-bearing debt was ¥566 million, indicating a high level of financial soundness. The company holds ¥1,970 million in cash and cash equivalents, and while funding the construction of the Nagoya Grill Net Cleaning plant (total capital expenditure of ¥1,708 million) through internal funds and borrowings, it has maintained a solid financial base. The operating margin on sales stands at 13.2%, a high level for a manufacturing company.

ENVALITH's Perspective

On April 28, 2026, as part of an MBO by Yamatake Sogyo Co., Ltd., a resolution was passed to support the tender offer and recommend shareholders tender their shares. The Company's shares are scheduled to be delisted, and for existing shareholders, investment opportunity is effectively consolidated into participation in the tender offer. On the same day, the dividend forecast for FY2026 (ending June 2026) was also revised to no dividend.

For the cumulative nine months of FY2026 (ending June 2026), revenue was ¥5,166 million (down 8.0% year on year) and operating profit was ¥556 million (down 29.1% year on year), reflecting a substantial decline in both revenue and profit. As an external factor, the depreciation of the yen and rising prices have pushed up procurement costs for imported beef and other materials, while labor costs have also risen, suppressing demand for new store openings and renovations in the yakiniku (grilled meat) industry. The full-year earnings forecast has also been revised downward to revenue of ¥6,734 million (down 8.6% year on year) and operating profit of ¥650 million (down 33.4% year on year), with performance expected to fall to levels last seen since FY2021 (ending June 2021).

Overseas sales, which had significantly lagged the previous year's level through Q2, recovered to roughly the same level as the previous year in Q3, driven by a substantial increase in sales volume following the completion of product certification specification changes in North America, as well as large-scale orders received in ASEAN, Taiwan, and Indonesia. On the other hand, domestically, product sales and store environment sales have been sluggish amid the challenging business environment in the yakiniku industry, exposing high dependence on the mainstay market as a risk factor for earnings volatility. SG&A expenses increased by ¥45 million year on year, and the rising burden of fixed costs amid declining sales is also squeezing profit margins.

Growth Strategy

Three pillars of overseas expansion, Grill Net Cleaning expansion, and next-generation product development (to be pursued privately following the MBO)

The Nagoya Grill Net Cleaning plant, which began operations in May 2025, has significantly enhanced service delivery capacity. The Grill Net Rental Service, previously centered on western Japan, is now being actively expanded into the eastern Japan area, with new orders trending solidly. Grill Net Cleaning revenue for the cumulative nine months increased year on year.

Overseas sales recovered to roughly the same level as the same period of the previous year in the third quarter, driven by increased orders from continued store openings by major domestic restaurant chains in the ASEAN region, large-scale orders secured through comprehensive contracts with local chains in Taiwan and Indonesia, and a substantial increase in sales volume in North America following the completion of changes to product certification specifications.

Construction of the Nagoya Fire Extinguishing Equipment Manufacturing Plant is underway, and payments for construction costs resulted in a decrease of ¥250 million in cash and deposits at the end of the third quarter compared to the end of the previous fiscal year. Buildings and structures (net) increased by ¥298 million compared to the end of the previous fiscal year, reflecting ongoing progress in capital expenditure. Enhanced manufacturing capacity and in-house production are expected to improve quality control.

Last updated: July 17, 2026