ENVALITH
株式会社シモジマ logo

SHIMOJIMA Co.,Ltd.

7482Prime MarketWholesale Trade

株式会社シモジマ logo
SHIMOJIMA Co.,Ltd.7482

Paper Products Business

Core business since founding. Sells Original Brand Paper Bags, wrapping paper, and paper containers.

PeriodCurrentPreviousChange
Segment Sales (Full Year FY2026 (ending March 2026))¥10,634 million¥9,997 million
Segment Profit (Full Year FY2026 (ending March 2026))¥1,196 million¥1,116 million
Segment Assets (Full Year FY2026 (ending March 2026))¥4,793 million¥4,589 million
Depreciation (Full Year FY2026 (ending March 2026))¥68 million¥76 million
Increase in Tangible/Intangible Fixed Assets (Full Year FY2026 (ending March 2026))¥41 million¥57 million

Business Details

This has been the core segment since Shimojima's founding, selling Original Brand products centered on paper bags, wrapping paper, and paper containers. The company offers a wide range of products to retailers, restaurants, and corporate users through three channels: business sales, store sales, and mail order. It operates on both custom-order products (logo printing, etc.) and ready-made products, and is also focusing on developing and promoting Environmentally Friendly Products (PFAS-Free Oil-Resistant Bags, Paper Food Trays, etc.). Demand for food bags has remained solid against the backdrop of the trend toward de-plasticization.

Recent Overview

Sales increased 6.4% year on year, driven by de-plasticization demand and steady growth in food bags.

Consolidated sales of the Paper Products Business for the full year FY2026 (ending March 2026) were ¥10,634 million (up 6.4% year on year), and segment profit also achieved an increase to ¥1,196 million (up 7.2% year on year), resulting in higher sales and profit. The main drivers of the sales increase were the acceleration of the de-plasticization trend and solid demand for food bags. The business sales division focused on expanding sales of ready-made products and pursuing orders for custom-order products, and increased demand for Environmentally Friendly Products contributed to the sales increase. Impairment losses improved to nearly zero this period, compared to ¥322 million in the prior period (¥340 million including the amount recorded in the Store Supplies Business).

Key Products

product
Original Brand Paper Bags

The core product since the company's founding. The company is expanding sales of ready-made products while simultaneously pursuing orders for custom-order products, promoting high-value-added sales. It is also strengthening custom-order proposals utilizing the showroom at the Asakusabashi Main Store.

product
Wrapping Paper & Paper Containers

Offered widely to retailers, restaurants, and corporate users. The company develops original products that combine design appeal with functionality.

product
PFAS-Free Oil-Resistant Bags

An Environmentally Friendly Product responding to the trend toward de-plasticization and carbon neutrality. Demand is expanding, particularly for food packaging applications.

product
Paper Food Trays

An Environmentally Friendly Product developed as an alternative to petroleum-derived materials. It addresses the need for de-plasticization in the food packaging field.

Growth Drivers

  • Continued solid demand for food bags (paper bags for food packaging)
  • Expansion of high-value-added sales through increased order activity for custom-order products (logo printing, etc.)
  • Expanding demand for Environmentally Friendly Products (PFAS-Free Oil-Resistant Bags, Paper Food Trays, etc.) against the backdrop of de-plasticization and carbon neutrality trends
  • Improved product recognition and brand strength following a Good Design Award win
  • Strengthened custom-order proposal capabilities through the opening of the showroom at the Asakusabashi Main Store
  • Active investment in new product development utilizing paper and wood materials as substitutes for petroleum-derived products

Risks

  • Structural decline in demand for ready-made products due to paid paper bag policies and rising consumer awareness of reducing bag usage
  • Increased procurement costs and lower gross margin due to yen depreciation and elevated raw material (paper, pulp) prices
  • Increased SG&A expenses due to continued rises in logistics costs and labor costs (base pay increases)
  • Intensifying competition with competitors and alternative materials (plastic, non-woven fabric, etc.)
  • Risk of deteriorating performance and declining demand due to rising procurement costs among key customers (restaurants, retailers)
  • Raw material supply constraints and price surges due to geopolitical risks such as the Middle East situation

Last updated: June 24, 2026