DAIUN CO., LTD.

Business Details

Provides comprehensive port logistics services including port transportation export/import operations, coastal shipping operations, port cargo handling operations, and warehousing operations. As an unrestricted operator under the Port Transportation Business Act, the company handles cargo loading and unloading on an integrated basis, and also engages in customs brokerage and warehousing operations. Orders from major business partners have remained solid, and import cargo orders have stayed stable even amid the yen depreciation environment. The company is promoting new customer acquisition and deeper engagement with existing customers, centered on expanding orders for International Marine Container Inland Transportation.

Recent Overview

Revenue and profit increased on solid orders from major business partners, with revenue up 6.8% year-on-year

In FY2026 (ending March 2026), solid orders from major business partners drove increases in both revenue and profit. Revenue to external customers rose ¥573 million (+6.8%) year-on-year to ¥9,044 million, and segment profit rose ¥106 million (+18.1%) year-on-year to ¥691 million. Despite the yen depreciation environment, import cargo orders continued to remain stable, and expanding orders for International Marine Container Inland Transportation drove performance. The segment's share of total company revenue rose to 98.1% from 97.7% in the prior period, further enhancing its presence as the core segment.

Key Products

Growth Drivers

• Solid orders from major business partners driving stable expansion in port cargo handling volume
• Continued solid import cargo orders amid the yen depreciation environment
• Accumulation of operating revenue through new customer acquisition and deeper engagement with existing customers
• Sales activities aimed at further securing orders for International Marine Container Inland Transportation
• Strengthening of the sales function at the China office and expansion of the overseas partner network

Risks

• Risk of fluctuations in international trade volume due to prolonged instability in Ukraine and the Middle East
• Rising operating costs due to higher raw material and energy costs stemming from yen depreciation
• Impact on export/import demand and supply chains from changes in U.S. trade policy
• Expanding funding burden and collection risk associated with increased advance payments in operations
• Risk of declining export/import cargo volume due to a slowdown in the Chinese economy