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Bunka Shutter Co., Ltd.

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Bunka Shutter Co., Ltd.5930

Shutter-Related Products

Bunka Shutter's core segment manufacturing and selling shutters for factories, warehouses, and stores both domestically and overseas.

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Net Sales¥94,193 million¥93,196 million
Operating Profit¥10,117 million¥9,705 million
Segment Assets¥80,782 million¥80,777 million
Depreciation¥3,179 million¥3,067 million
Goodwill Amortization¥1,036 million¥1,082 million
Unamortized Goodwill Balance¥9,702 million¥10,329 million
Increase in Property, Plant and Equipment and Intangible Assets¥2,446 million¥3,059 million

Business Details

The core business of the Bunka Shutter Group, producing and selling Shutters for Factories and Warehouses, Shutters for Stores, and other products. Domestically, the company itself takes the lead while consolidated subsidiaries handle manufacturing and sales. Overseas, it also operates in Australia and New Zealand, maintaining a vertically integrated business structure. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), net sales were ¥94,193 million, representing approximately 39.9% of consolidated net sales, making it the largest segment. Sheet shutters for factories and warehouses and other products performed steadily, achieving increases in both net sales and operating profit compared to the prior period.

Recent Overview

Sheet shutters for factories and warehouses and other products performed steadily, achieving increases in both net sales and operating profit compared to the prior period.

In FY2026 (ending March 2026), the Shutter-Related Products segment recorded net sales of ¥94,193 million (up 1.1% year on year) and operating profit of ¥10,117 million (up 4.2% year on year). Steady performance of sheet shutters for factories and warehouses and other products contributed to this result. Segment assets remained roughly flat at ¥80,782 million. Goodwill amortization decreased to ¥1,036 million (from ¥1,082 million in the prior period), with an unamortized balance of ¥9,702 million. Note that during the current period, BX Tetsuya Co., Ltd. and three other companies were excluded from the scope of consolidation due to an absorption-type merger within the group.

Key Products

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Shutters for Factories and Warehouses

Steady demand continued against a backdrop of expanding private-sector capital expenditure. Sheet shutters and similar products performed particularly well, driving segment sales.

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Shutters for Stores

The company offers a wide range of shutters for domestic stores. While sales volume of heavy-duty shutters continues to trend downward, appropriate price increases have secured profitability.

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High-Speed Sheet Shutter "Omajin"

A growth product with high added value for factories and warehouses, continuing steady sales expansion. Demand remains solid, driven by energy-saving and sanitation management needs.

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Overseas Shutter Products (Australia, NZ, Vietnam)

BX BUNKA AUSTRALIA PTY LTD and BX BUNKA NEW ZEALAND LIMITED handle local manufacturing and sales. Performance is influenced by trends in local construction demand.

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Opener Mechanisms and Parts

BX Shinsei Seiki Co., Ltd. and BX SHINSEI VIETNAM Co., Ltd. play a role in the vertically integrated supply chain by manufacturing and supplying these components.

Growth Drivers

  • Steady demand for sheet shutters for factories and warehouses, etc. (against a backdrop of expanding private-sector capital expenditure)
  • Improved profitability through appropriate price increases (offsetting the decline in heavy-duty shutter volume with pricing)
  • Steady sales expansion of the highly airtight High-Speed Sheet Shutter "Omajin"
  • Continued scale maintenance through ongoing overseas business (Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam)
  • Improved operational efficiency through absorption-type mergers of subsidiaries within the group

Risks

  • Risk of stagnating construction demand in Australia and New Zealand
  • Declining trend in sales volume of heavy-duty shutters
  • Cost-increase pressure from rising raw material and energy prices
  • Impact of continued yen depreciation on the yen-translated performance of overseas subsidiaries (fluctuations in foreign currency translation adjustments)
  • Risk of weak housing-related demand due to sluggish new housing starts
  • Goodwill amortization burden (¥1,036 million in the current fiscal year, with an unamortized balance of ¥9,702 million)

Last updated: June 15, 2026