ENVALITH
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TOYO ENGINEERING CORPORATION

6330・Prime Market・Construction

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TOYO ENGINEERING CORPORATION6330

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TOYO Engineering Corporation is a comprehensive engineering company established in 1961 through the spin-off of the engineering department of Toyo Koatsu Industries (now Mitsui Chemicals). The company provides integrated services—research and development collaboration, design, equipment procurement, construction, commissioning, and technical guidance—for plants across a wide range of industries, including oil & gas, petrochemicals, general chemicals, power generation, water treatment, pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, biotechnology, and the environment. It operates globally through a group structure comprising 23 consolidated subsidiaries and 7 affiliated companies, with bases in India, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, China, Brazil, and elsewhere. The company operates under the EPC Business (Single Segment), and also engages in the FPSO EPCI Business (OFS) through equity-method affiliates such as its OFS joint venture with MODEC.

Business Model

The main revenue source is the EPC contract, under which the company receives lump-sum orders for the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction of oil, chemical, and power plants. Revenue is recognized based on construction progress (percentage-of-completion method), and the order backlog serves as a leading indicator of future sales. In addition, the company is expanding gross profit in non-EPC areas, such as licensing of its proprietary urea process "ACES21™," energy-saving consulting "HERO," and O&M (Operation & Maintenance) services, aiming to shift toward a dual-axis model combining flow-type EPC revenue and stock-type service revenue.

Company Strengths

The company owns the "ACES21™" urea process in-house and has a track record of application to two 4,000t/day trains for Nigeria. In addition, it has concluded multiple technology licensing agreements with major global players such as BASF, KBR, and Lummus, building a broad technology portfolio covering key processes including polypropylene, ethylene, and ammonia.

Through OFS (Offshore Frontier Solutions Pte. Ltd.), a joint venture with Modec, Inc. (MODEC), the company secured two FPSO-related EPCI projects in FY2026 (ending March 2026). The company's equity-based share of orders received from this equity-method affiliate reached ¥244,611 million, and the order backlog reached ¥233,026 million, representing an actual business scale exceeding that reflected in the consolidated/non-consolidated figures alone.

Consolidated subsidiary PT. Inti Karya Persada Tehnik (IKPT) has continuously built up its EPC track record for geothermal power generation facilities in Indonesia, and possesses technical and construction expertise in the geothermal field. Concrete project development is progressing, including the conclusion of a memorandum on formulating a geothermal master plan with the Indonesian government and private companies, and selection for JOGMEC's feasibility study on next-generation geothermal power generation technology.

ENVALITH's Perspective

For FY2026 (ending March 2026), the company recorded net sales of ¥182,941 million (down 34.2% year on year), an operating loss of ¥19,003 million, and a net loss of ¥14,944 million, marking the largest loss in the past five fiscal years. The sharp decline in net sales and the deterioration in profitability occurred simultaneously, with the recognition of losses on certain large-scale projects seen as the primary cause. This once again exposed the vulnerability of project profitability management inherent to the EPC Business, and it will be necessary to continuously verify the effectiveness of the tightened project selection criteria and the increase in provision for losses on construction contracts (¥842 million).

For FY2026 (ending March 2026), equity in earnings of affiliates of ¥8,393 million partially absorbed the losses in the EPC Business, curbing the expansion of losses at the group level. Robust demand in the FPSO market has served as an external tailwind; however, because equity in earnings depends on MODEC's business performance and dividend policy, it is judged that sustainable enhancement of corporate value will be difficult without an autonomous recovery in profitability in the EPC Business.

For FY2026 (ending March 2026), cash flow from operating activities secured a surplus of ¥9,305 million (a significant improvement from ¥(23,094) million in the previous period). The primary factor was the collection of trade receivables (¥37,213 million), which does not indicate a recovery in underlying earning power. Net sales showed a sharp decline to ¥182,941 million, falling below the level of FY2023 (ended March 2023), making the accumulation of the order backlog and the quality (profitability) of new orders the most critical indicators for forecasting the recovery in business performance going forward.

Growth Strategy

The company aims to transform its earnings structure and achieve sustainable growth through two pillars: 'EPC resilience strengthening' and 'new technology and business development'

Learning from profitability deterioration on large-scale projects, the company has tightened profitability screening criteria at the order-acceptance stage and is thoroughly implementing early recognition and provisioning of construction loss reserves. Through DXoT (Digital Transformation of TOYO), the company aims to improve productivity and shorten construction periods, thereby reducing EPC execution risk. The construction loss reserve recorded in FY2026 (ending March 2026) (¥842 million) is part of this effort.

Against the backdrop of robust demand during the FPSO Golden Age (the ten-year period from 2023 onward), the company is promoting the expansion of EPCI orders through OFS (offshore floating facilities). The company aims for sustained contribution from equity-method income (¥8,393 million in FY2026 (ending March 2026)) and increased order intake for offshore projects within the EPC Business (Single Segment).

The company is pursuing new business development to capture decarbonization-related EPC demand in areas such as CCS, green ammonia, SAF, and geothermal, supported by government backing. It also intends to capture the recovery in capital investment for domestic lithium-ion battery electrolytes, pharmaceuticals, and high-performance chemical plants. At present, the contribution to earnings remains limited.

Last updated: July 19, 2026