C.E.Management Integrated Laboratory Co.Ltd
6171・Standard Market・Services
Testing & Inspection Services
Core group business providing one-stop survey and testing services for civil engineering and construction work
| Period | Current | Previous | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Segment net sales (cumulative first quarter) | ¥1,732 million | ¥1,519 million | ↑ |
| Segment operating profit (cumulative first quarter) | ¥457 million | ¥346 million | ↑ |
| Segment operating margin (cumulative first quarter) | 26.4% | 22.8% | ↑ |
| Segment net sales (full-year results, reference) | ¥6,129 million | － | — |
| Segment operating profit (full-year results, reference) | ¥1,252 million | － | — |
Business Details
Centered on three fields—Soil & Geological Survey Testing, Non-Destructive Inspection Testing, and Environmental Survey Testing—the segment offers a one-stop service covering everything from pre-construction to maintenance of civil engineering and construction projects. It serves both public and private sector clients, differentiating itself through field-and-support type consulting sales. The segment is operated by the Company (Doboku Kanri Sogo Shikenjo Co., Ltd.), Okinawa Sekkei Center Co., Ltd., C.E.LAB INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD, and Kankyo to Kaihatsu Co., Ltd. It is the group's core segment, accounting for approximately 80% of consolidated net sales.
Recent Overview
In Q1 of FY2026 (ending December 2026), net sales were ¥1,732 million and operating profit was ¥457 million, representing substantial growth in both revenue and profit
In the first quarter of FY2026 (ending December 2026) (January–March 2026), the Testing & Inspection Services segment achieved net sales of ¥1,732 million (up 14.1% year on year) and operating profit of ¥457 million (up 32.2% year on year). Soil & Geological Survey Testing grew strongly to ¥1,058 million (up 14.4% year on year) by capturing recovery/reconstruction demand and seismic reinforcement demand, while Environmental Survey Testing grew to ¥269 million (up 31.5% year on year) through expansion of its order intake area. Operating margin improved significantly to 26.4% from 22.8% in the prior-year period. The use of AI and automation, cost containment on outsourcing, and enhanced collaboration with the Vietnamese subsidiary to offshore design and analysis work contributed to improved profitability.
Key Products
Growth Drivers
- Continued expansion of public investment demand driven by the 'First Mid-Term Implementation Plan for National Resilience' (FY2026–FY2030, totaling over approximately ¥20 trillion)
- Expansion of orders for Soil & Geological Survey Testing driven by progress in disaster recovery and reconstruction projects, including those related to the Noto Peninsula earthquake
- Increased demand for non-destructive inspection and geophysical exploration targeting existing structures amid growing demand for countermeasures against aging infrastructure
- Strengthened competitive advantage through high-speed infrastructure maintenance surveys utilizing 3D radar RSV and AI analysis
- Expansion of sales areas and order intake base through franchise (FC) development (including a nationwide response system with the continued operation of the Ishikawa branch office)
- Reduced cost ratio and improved productivity through offshore design and analysis utilizing the Vietnamese subsidiary (C.E.LAB INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD)
- Enhanced technical capabilities and social implementation through participation as a cooperating organization in the Cabinet Office-led Phase 3 SIP (Smart Infrastructure Management System)
- Expansion of the order intake area for Environmental Survey Testing by capturing new environmental survey demand arising from the energy transition
Risks
- Difficulty securing high-value-added projects and constraints on business expansion due to shortages of technical staff and skilled workers
- Risk of delayed transition away from the labor-intensive business model (structure characterized by numerous small-scale orders)
- Changes in the sales structure of Non-Destructive Inspection Testing due to a shift in order intake from new structures to existing structures
- Risk of rising cost ratios due to persistently high construction material prices and rising labor costs
- A ¥100,000 thousand damages claim lawsuit (ongoing) related to consulting operations of a consolidated subsidiary (Kankyo to Kaihatsu Co., Ltd.)
- Changes in the comparability of sales and profit between segments due to the transfer of operations to the Construction Services segment
Last updated: March 23, 2026