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SANYO INDUSTRIES, LTD.

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SANYO INDUSTRIES, LTD.5958

SANYO INDUSTRIES (Manufacturing & Sales Segment)

Core segment of the group responsible for the manufacture and sale of construction hardware and materials

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Segment sales (including internal, total)¥23,616 million¥23,383 million
Segment profit¥1,258 million¥1,407 million
Segment assets¥25,103 million¥25,981 million
Depreciation and amortization¥485 million¥445 million
Increase in tangible and intangible fixed assets¥1,531 million¥1,122 million

Business Details

This is the reporting segment operated by SANYO INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. itself. It centers on three product groups—Lightweight Wall & Ceiling Substructure, Flooring System, and Aluminum Building Materials—and handles the manufacture, sale, and installation of construction hardware and materials. It also provides internal supply to System Subsidiaries and the Others segment, and is the mainstay business accounting for approximately 78% of the group's external customer sales. Customers are in construction-related markets such as buildings, commercial facilities, schools, multi-family housing, and logistics warehouses. In FY2026 (ending March 2026), external customer sales were ¥22,592 million and segment profit was ¥1,258 million.

Recent Overview

Sales increased slightly but profit declined 10.6%, while capital expenditure rose sharply

In FY2026 (ending March 2026), the SANYO INDUSTRIES segment saw sales rise slightly to ¥23,616 million (up 1.0% year on year), supported by strong Flooring System performance, while segment profit declined to ¥1,258 million (down 10.6% year on year), indicating lower profitability. The increase in tangible and intangible fixed assets expanded significantly to ¥1,531 million (up 36.5% year on year), primarily due to construction of a three-dimensional vibration testing building at the technical research institute (completed September 2025, scheduled to begin operation April 2026). Development of new products such as vibration-damping/seismic-resistant ceilings also progressed.

Key Products

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Lightweight Wall & Ceiling Substructure

While seismic-resistant ceiling products performed steadily, products for detached housing struggled due to the slump in new housing starts, resulting in an overall decline in sales for this product group in FY2026 (ending March 2026). A vibration-damping/seismic-resistant ceiling and seismic-resistant louver ceiling, jointly developed with other companies, are scheduled for launch in May 2026.

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Flooring System

Steel Floor Substructure Products (for Gymnasiums) for school gymnasiums, soundproof double floor products for OA flooring and multi-family housing such as condominiums, and environmentally friendly deck flooring all performed well, resulting in an overall increase in sales for the Flooring System product group in FY2026 (ending March 2026).

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Aluminum Building Materials

While orders for louver products and exterior panels remained steady, orders for aluminum coping and expansion joints/covers declined, resulting in an overall decrease in sales for Aluminum Building Materials in FY2026 (ending March 2026).

Growth Drivers

  • Growing demand for seismic-resistant ceiling products (vibration-damping/seismic-resistant ceiling and seismic-resistant louver ceiling scheduled for launch in May 2026)
  • Steady orders for Steel Floor Substructure Products (for Gymnasiums) and soundproof double floor products for multi-family housing
  • Expanded sales of growth strategy products such as environmentally friendly deck flooring
  • Technical research and development and creation of new products centered on the three-dimensional vibration testing building (to begin operation April 2026)
  • Expansion of the product lineup for large-scale logistics warehouses
  • Recovery in the private housing sector from the prior-year decline and expected increase in construction investment in the government and private non-residential sectors

Risks

  • Decline in orders for detached housing products due to continued slump in new housing starts
  • Weak demand due to declining floor area of new construction starts for private non-residential buildings (offices, stores, factories, warehouses)
  • Decline in profit margin due to increased SG&A expenses such as logistics costs and labor costs
  • Risk of surging raw material and energy prices
  • Risk of construction demand being suppressed by the impact of US tariff policy and continued price increases
  • Delays in order intake and sales recognition due to construction schedule delays caused by labor shortages, etc.

Last updated: June 24, 2026