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TOSHIN HOLDINGS CO.,LTD

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TOSHIN HOLDINGS CO.,LTD9444

Business

Toshin Holdings Co., Ltd. is a holding company (transitioned to a holding company structure in May 2018) based in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. Its core business (approximately 91% of sales composition) is mobile phone sales and service agency operations—including SoftBank Shop, au Shop, Y!mobile Shop, and UQ mobile Shop outlets—operated by its consolidated subsidiary Toshin Mobile Co., Ltd. The company also operates a real estate business managing rental buildings and rental apartments, as well as a resort business operating multiple golf courses and golf practice ranges. Its main customers are individual consumers (mobile phone purchases and contracts) and corporate/office customers. The company entered the mobile communications business in 1994 and listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange NASDAQ Japan Market (now the Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ) in 2000.

Business Model

In the Mobile Communications Business, the company purchases handsets from telecom carriers such as SoftBank and KDDI and sells them at directly operated stores, while earning commission income through service contract brokerage and various procedural agency services. In the Real Estate Business, it secures stable rental income from leased buildings and condominiums. In the Resort Business, it earns entrance fee and play fee income from golf courses and golf practice ranges. Net sales for FY2020 (ending April 2020) were ¥21,415 million, of which the Mobile Communications Business accounted for the majority at ¥19,511 million.

Company Strengths

Operates multiple carrier shops for SoftBank, au, Y!mobile, and UQ mobile. In FY2020 (ending April 2020), major sales destinations were diversified among SoftBank Corp. (31.9% of sales), KDDI Corporation (28.8%), and Orange Co., Ltd. (24.2%), which mitigates dependence on a single carrier to a certain extent.

Owns and operates multiple rental apartment buildings and rental office buildings, including the "Sakura Hills" series. In FY2020 (ending April 2020), Real Estate Business sales were ¥566 million, with segment profit of ¥208 million (profit margin of approximately 36.7%), demonstrating high profitability. This functions as a stable revenue source that complements the volatility risk of the Mobile Communications Business.

Operates multiple golf courses in Aichi, Mie, Gifu, and other prefectures through Toshin Resort Co., Ltd. and Irako Seaside Golf Club Co., Ltd. The company has a track record of expanding its portfolio through methods such as business transfers and operation contracting, and its strategy includes accumulating operational know-how through multi-facility operations and pursuing new opportunities in contracted management.

ENVALITH's Perspective

Following the decision to commence corporate reorganization proceedings on May 8, 2026, the company became a company under reorganization. As the reorganization plan is still being formulated and has not yet received court approval, material uncertainty exists regarding the going-concern assumption. Petitions for dismissal of the trustee and an immediate appeal filed by shareholders have also occurred, and the resulting governance disruption poses a risk of delaying the reorganization process. Investors need to be fully aware of the risk of impairment to shareholder value.

Operating profit for FY2026 (ending April 2026) improved to ¥260 million (up 477% year on year), but extraordinary losses included an impairment loss of ¥1,432 million on golf courses, leased real estate, and mobile phone shops, as well as business structure improvement expenses of ¥301 million, expanding net loss attributable to owners of the parent to ¥1,376 million. The equity ratio fell to 4.9% and the current ratio stood at 52.2%, indicating extremely high financial fragility. The improvement in operating profit stems from reductions in selling, general and administrative expenses, and is difficult to assess as a structural recovery in earning power.

At the end of FY2026 (ending April 2026), interest-bearing debt (total of short-term borrowings, current portion of long-term borrowings, and long-term borrowings) reached ¥14,692 million, while collateralized assets (total of time deposits, buildings, and land) amounted to ¥13,185 million. The company is in breach of the financial covenant (net asset maintenance covenant) under its syndicated loan, and since August 2025 it has continued to request forbearance on principal repayments. Amid an ongoing environment of rising interest rates, increased interest payment burden (¥194 million for the period) is squeezing earnings.

Growth Strategy

With business rehabilitation through corporate reorganization proceedings and maintenance of the listing as top priorities, the company aims to preserve corporate value by continuing operations across its three business segments

Following the decision to commence corporate reorganization proceedings on May 8, 2026, the rehabilitation plan is being formulated under the trustee's oversight. The deadline for the trustee to submit the rehabilitation plan is September 7, 2026. The policy is to continue business operations without cutting trade payables, with full principal repayment to financial institutions over a long-term installment schedule, and utilizing DIP financing (Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation).

Following the auditor's disclaimer of opinion arising from improper accounting at a subsidiary and the designation as Securities on Alert (November 22, 2025), fundamental improvement of internal control systems is an urgent priority. An improvement plan and status report were disclosed as of May 26, 2026. Improvements are being advanced under the trustee's oversight, with the goal of lifting the Securities on Alert designation and maintaining the listing. The policy is not to implement a 100% capital reduction.

Leveraging a market environment where MNP competition is thriving, the company is focusing on aggressive sales promotion activities and new customer acquisition. It aims to increase revenue per customer through linkage with financial services, point services, and smartphone payment services. Segment profit for FY2026 (ending March 2026) turned positive at ¥183 million (versus a loss of ¥91 million in the previous fiscal year).

Amid increasing financial constraints, sales of tangible fixed assets (proceeds of ¥1,852 million during the period) secured investing cash flow of ¥1,368 million. While maintaining stable earnings from the Real Estate Business (segment profit of ¥304 million), the company continues to raise funds through asset sales. Under the reorganization proceedings, the authority to manage and dispose of assets belongs exclusively to the trustee.

Last updated: July 17, 2026