Integrated Report 2022
Fiscal year ended March 31, 2022
From Takara Leben to
MIRARTH HOLDINGS
Takara Leben Co., Ltd. transitioned to a holding company structure through an absorption-type company split on October 1, 2022, and changed its name to MIRARTH HOLDINGS, Inc.
The Group has continued to grow as a general real estate business developer by providing customers with ideal, affordable housing that anyone can buy with confidence and peace of mind. Leveraging the strengths built on our real estate business, we will endeavor to secure sustainable growth by nurturing the energy business and asset management business into second and third pillars of business; evolving into a company that makes the future of people and the Earth happier.
Our Purpose | |
To design sustainable | |
Our Values | environments for a happier |
future for both people and | |
Passion & Inspiration | our planet. |
To be passionate about creating vibrant environments and to inspire and be inspired by people who share our vision.
Sustainability
To create a sustainable world where people, nature, and society coexist in harmony.
Value Creation
To continue to evolve and keep up with the rapid change around us to create new value.
Diversity & Co-creation
To value each individual's ideas and co-create a diverse and equitable environment with the local communities.
Integrity & Trust
To generate a trusting relationship among people and society through protection of our safety and security.
About Our New Name
MIRARTH
Mirai (Future) + Earth
This new moniker embodies our desire to evolve into a company that makes a happier future for the Earth and its people by contributing to all communities everywhere.
CONTENTS
Introduction
- 2 At a Glance
- 4 History of the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group
MIRARTH's Value Creation Story
- 6 Value Creation Process
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8 Explanation of the Value Creation Process
10 Risk & Opportunity
12 Materiality
14 Financial/Non-Financial Highlights
16 A Message from the CEO
MIRARTH's Strategy
- Review of Previous Medium-Term Management Plans
- Progress under the Medium-Term
Management Plan (FY2021 to FY2024) - A Message from the CFO
27 Strategies by Business Segment
MIRARTH's Foundation
36 Sustainability in the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group
38 Together with Employees
42 Together with Customers and Local Communities
46 Environment
48 Corporate Governance
- Board of Directors, Auditors and Executive Officers
- Compliance
- Risk Management
- Interview with an Outside Director
Data
- Eleven-YearFinancial/Non-Financial Summary
- Corporate Data
- Stock Information
Other Disclosure Information
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Editorial Policy and Cautionary Statements Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This report, which for the most part provides details of the Takara Leben Group's (currently MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group) operations in fiscal 2021, the fiscal year ended March 31, 2022, has been designed to provide stakeholders with a deeper understanding of our business activities, management strategies, performance, and other non-financial information, including interaction with society and the environment.
- This document was prepared to provide information regarding the Compa- ny's consolidated results in fiscal 2021 and should not be construed as a solicitation for investment in securities issued by MIRARTH HOLDINGS, Inc. The information provided in this report is fundamentally based on data avail- able as of March 31, 2022. Any forward-looking statements including opinions and forecasts are based on the best judgments of management as of the time this report was prepared. Accordingly, HIRARTH HOLDINGS does not guaran- tee or promise that any forward-looking statements will be realized or achieved or provide any assurance as to the accuracy or integrity of information. More- over, the content of this report is subject to change without prior notice.
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At a Glance
From fiscal 2022, the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group reorganized its operations into the four business segments, real estate, energy, asset management, and other businesses. Going forward, we will work to build a well-balanced portfolio by expanding our energy and asset management businesses while maintaining our real estate business
Introduction | MIRARTH's Value Creation Story | MIRARTH's Strategy | MIRARTH's Foundation | Data | |
MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group by the Numbers
as a core pillar of operations.
Real Estate Business 76.4%
With the new built-for-sale condominium business as a core pillar of our operations, we are engaged in a host of other endeavors including the sale of detached houses, renewal and resale of condominiums, liquidation of profit- generating real estate for both residences and offices, as well as the real estate rental and management businesses.
2021: Nationwide ranking of condominium units supplied sold by developer group
5th (2021)
* Source: Real Estate Economic Institute Co., Ltd.
This ranking was first collated as a group in 2021. The Takara Leben Group (now MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group), which comprised the three companies: Takara Leben Co., Ltd., Takara Leben Tohoku Co., Ltd., and Takara Leben
Ranking: Top 10 | ||
Ranking | 2021 Ranking | (Units) |
1 | Open House Group | 5,423 |
2 | Daiwa House Group | 4,045 |
3 | Nomura Real Estate Group | 4,014 |
4 | Mitsui Fudosan Group | 3,982 |
5 | Takara Leben Group | 2,472 |
6 | Anabuki Group | 2,350 |
7 | Mitsubishi Estate Group | 2,214 |
Sumitomo Realty Group | 2,211 |
Energy Business 21.0%
West Japan Co., Ltd., ranked 5th with a total of 2,472 condominium units. (Takara Leben ranked 11th in the number of condominium units by seller/operator in 2020.)
8 | ||
9 | Mori Trust Group | 2,198 |
10 | Iida Group | 2,086 |
Consolidated Net Sales |
162.7billion yen |
(FY2021) |
The MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group generates a stable flow of earnings by selling electricity to electric power companies. The Group also works diligently to contribute to society by producing renewable energy. In addition to revenue gained from the sale of electric power, we are also conducting sales of power generation facilities to the Takara Leben Infrastructure Fund.
Business | 0.8% |
Asset Management |
New built-for-sale condominium supply areas
Nationwide areas expanded to 35prefectures
The MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group aims to expand its supply area. To this end, the Group will strengthen its system for purchasing land throughout Japan by proactively establishing bases in areas where it does not currently have a
New built-for-sale condominium nationwide network
Bases
Supplied and purchased area
Real Estate Business
| New built-for-sale | 42.3% |
condominium | ||
New detached house | 5.3% | |
Renewal resale | 3.5% | |
Liquidation | 15.9% | |
Real estate rental | 3.7% | |
| Real estate | 5.0% |
management | ||
Real estate other | 0.7% | |
Utilizing the Group's wealth of expertise, knowledge, and networks in real estate and renewable energy, MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group is entrusted with the management of infrastructure, J-REIT, private placement, and other funds. Through its asset management business, the Group provides excellent investment opportunities and solid asset management services.
Other Businesses | 1.8% |
Through its other businesses, the Group engages in a wide range of activities including construction subcon- tracting, hotel management, and the provision of rehabilitation -oriented day care facility services.
* Data for fiscal 2021 has been reclassified and presented in each new segment.
presence. We newly expanded into Kyoto prefecture in fiscal 2021.
Cumulative number of new built-for-sale condominium units supplied nationwide
36,638units (As of March 31, 2022)
The MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group's supply area extends over roughly 30 cities of the approximately 280 cities in Japan with a population of 100,000. We will continue to actively participate in local development projects to contribute to the revitalization of the regions and increase the number of cities in our supply area.
Flow Businesses
The core of flow businesses is the new built-for-sale condominium business, which mainly targets fami- lies, dual-income and single-person households in metropolitan areas such as the Tokyo metropolitan area, and active seniors in regional city centers. In addition, the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group is engaged in renovating and redeveloping buildings in partnership with government.
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Stock and Fee-Based Businesses
In the stock business, the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group is building stable revenue from rent, and revenue generated from over 60,000 properties managed on con- signment. In addition, in the fee-based business, at two listed investment corporations, investment management compensation was increased and thereby established a system that does not rely on flow businesses.
Number of managed housing units | Rental revenues | |
69,335units (As of March 31, 2022) | ¥5.9billion (FY2021) | |
Current power generation | ||
310MW (As of March 31, 2022) | ||
* Including wholesale portion | ||
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History of the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group
Established as Takara Komuten Co., Ltd. in 1972, the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group celebrated its 50th anniversary in September 2022. The Group began selling proprietarily branded condominiums in the 1990s and has steadily increased the number of units supplied as well as net sales by quickly responding to changes in cus- tomers' lifestyles and the demands of the times. From October 2022, we as MIRARTH HOLDINGS, a company that makes the future of people and the Earth happier, will work toward creating new value.
Real Estate-Related Milestones
Introduction | MIRARTH's Value Creation Story | MIRARTH's Strategy | MIRARTH's Foundation | Data | |
Net Sales
¥162.7
billion
2020
Coinciding with the development of SDGs in Japan, ZEH (Net Zero Energy House)-standard housing needs accelerated
Surpassed
¥100
billion mark
1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2001 | 2006 | |||||||||
New availability of | Land prices soared in | After the bubble bursts, corporate factories and | The J-REIT market was | With formulation and enactment | |||||||||
home loans | the bubble economy | housing were sold off and the development of con- | established enabling real | of the Basic Act for Housing, | |||||||||
dominium buildings on vacant land moved forward | estate investment trusts to | Japan's policy shifted to encour- | |||||||||||
list on the Tokyo Stock | age use of existing housing | ||||||||||||
Net sales and cumulative number of new built-for-sale condominium units supplied | Exchange for the first time | stock with refurbishment and | |||||||||||
renovation | |||||||||||||
(Billions of yen) | |||||||||||||
100 | Surpassed | ||||||||||||
Net sales | ¥50 | ||||||||||||
billion mark | |||||||||||||
Cumulative number of units supplied | |||||||||||||
2008
The financial crisis sparked by the Lehman Shock led to ongoing consolidation among real estate companies
2011
The Great East Japan Earthquake and other disasters spurred strengthened efforts to adopt seismic isolation and vibration control structures for condominiums, as well as securing emergency sources of power and other features
Over 20,000 units
2016
Compliance with energy conservation standards became mandatory, in line with the enactment of the Building Energy Conservation Act, a law concerned with building energy consumption performance
Cumulative number of new built-for-sale condominium units supplied
36,638 units
(As of March 31, 2022)
(Unit)
Over 30,000 units40,000
Surpassed | |
50 | |
¥10 | |
billion mark |
10th | 20th | 30th |
Over 10,000 units | ||
anniversary | anniversary | anniversary |
0
1972 | 1982 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 |
History
20,000
40th | 50th | ||
anniversary | |||
anniversary | |||
0 | |||
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 | (For the period | ||
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 ended March 31) |
1972 Established as Takara
Komuten Co., Ltd. in
Yamato-cho,Itabashi-ku
1975 Purchased the Company's head office to the Nakaitabashi Head Office Buildings (Dai-ichi Takara Building)
1982 Launched the real estate rental business
1986 Established Takara Jyuhan Co., Ltd. in an effort to expand sales and intermediary operations
1988 Established Takara Management Co., Ltd. as a real estate management company
1994 Commenced sales of the "Leben Heim" series of condominiums
1996 Changed the name of Takara Management Co., Ltd. to Leben Community Co., Ltd.
1999 Undertook the absorption-type merger of Takara Jyuhan Co., Ltd.
2000 Changed the name of Takara Komuten Co., Ltd. to Takara Leben Co., Ltd.
2001 Relocated the Company's head office to Ikebukuro following completion of the Takara Leben Head Office Building
Listed on the JASDAQ market
Established TAFUKO Co., Ltd. (currently Leben Zestock Co., Ltd.)
2003 Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
2004 Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
2006 Relocated the Company's
head office to the Shinjuku
Sumitomo Building
2008 Launched the new Takara Leben brand
2010 Launched the detached house business with detached house built by the Company in its own right
2011 Commenced sales of custom- built houses; exhibited products at the Tachikawa Housing Exhibition Center
2012 Launched the new LEBEN condominium brand
Made the real estate rental and management business Takara Housing Co., Ltd. (formerly Takara Property Co., Ltd.) into a subsidiary company
2013 Entered the electric power generation business
Established Takara Asset Management Co., Ltd. as an investment management business
2014 Set up the Hokuriku Office
Made Oasis Co., Ltd. (currently Takara Leben Realnet Co., Ltd.) into a subsidiary company
Made Nikko Kensetsu Co., Ltd. (currently Leben Home Build Co., Ltd.) into a subsidiary company
2015 Made Live Net Home Co., Ltd. (formerly Takara Leben Tohoku Co., Ltd.) into a subsidiary company; relocated to Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture
Made Jyutakujyouhoukan Co., Ltd. (formerly Takara Leben West Japan Co., Ltd.) into a subsidiary company
2016 Made Nikko Property Co., Ltd. (currently Leben Trust Co., Ltd.) into a subsidiary company
Completed steps for Takara Leben Infrastructure Fund to be the first to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Infrastructure Fund Market
2017 Launched the new condominium brand "NEBEL"
Set up the Osaka Branch and the Sapporo Office
Relocated the Company's head office to the TEKKO BUILDING in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku
2018 Made PAG Investment Management Ltd.
(currently Takara PAG Real Estate Advisory Ltd.) into a subsidiary company
Established representative office of TAKARA LEBEN CO., LTD. in Hanoi City
Takara Leben Real Estate Investment Corporation was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Real Estate Investment Trust Securities Market
2019 Leben Trust Co., Ltd. merged (absorption-type) with Takara Property Co., Ltd.
2021 Established Leben Funding LLC.
Made ACA Clean Energy Co., Ltd. (currently Leben Clean Energy Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary
Set up the Nagoya Office
2022 Established Takara Leben
(Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Transitioned to a holding company structure and changed its name to MIRARTH HOLDINGS, Inc.
Takara Leben West Japan Co., Ltd. changed its name to Takara Leben Co., Ltd., took over a portion of the business of the former Takara Leben, and completed the absorption- type merger of Takara Leben Tohoku Co., Ltd.
Origin of "Takara Leben": The "Takara" that we have used in our compa- | Harmonic Circle: The Group's symbol is the | |
ny name since the days of "Takara Komuten" refers to "treasure," as in a home | representing customers, partners, and employees; | |
is the treasure of a lifetime. The word "leben" added following the change in our | expanding organically to create harmony while | |
company name is German for "life, lifestyle and living," which are keywords | hope of carrying out our corporate vision to "THINK | |
essential when discussing a home. This represents the concept of hoping to | resonating with one another. The gradation of | |
offer homes that are the treasure of a lifetime to as many people as possible. | and sincerity pursued by everyone in the Group. |
Harmonic Circle, which is comprised of three rings, | 50th Anniversary logo: As we celebrated the 50th anniversary of our found- | |
expressing how they are linked to one another; | ing in September 2022, we created a commemorative logo that incorporates a | |
supporting each other. The three rings convey our | Harmonic Circle and the impression of a city skyline into the design. The circle | |
HAPPINESS AND MAKE THE HAPPINESS" while | symbolizes the MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group's gentle, sun-like embrace of the | |
striking blue to deep navy expresses the intelligence | city, while the five lines underneath express its achievements, accumulated over | |
the past 50 years, which have led to the further prosperity of cities and the Group. |
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Introduction
Value Creation Process
MIRARTH's Value Creation Story
MIRARTH's Strategy
MIRARTH's Foundation
Data
The MIRARTH HOLDINGS Group has continued to achieve sustainable growth by providing products and services that address diversifying housing needs. Through the transition to a holding company, we will endeavor to provide new value by leveraging the strengths of the Group built up over a number of years and by harnessing Group synergies.
External
Environment
Awareness
Details P.10-11
Market environment
- Changes in the direction of economic policy
- Changes in lifestyles
- Segmentation of housing needs
- Deterioration in market conditions including political instability and economic recession
- Low birthrate coupled with an aging and declining population
- Requests by power companies to control output
Business activities
Input
Financial Capital
Ability to generate stable
cash flow
• Shareholders' equity
¥58.5 billion
• Interest-bearing debt
¥127.9 billion
(As of March 31, 2022)
Human Capital
Diverse human resources that
possess expertise
• No. of employees | 343 |
• Real estate notaries | 226 |
- First-classregistered architects 16
• Redevelopment planners | 3 |
Strengths
Develop-
ment
Capabilities
Planning
Capabilities
Materiality | Details | P.12-13 |
Value Chain
Facilities
Businesses derived from condominiumsmanagement equipped with solar power systems
Real Estate-Related | Rebuilding and | Mega-solar | Infrastructure | |||||||
redevelopment | ||||||||||
Businesses | funds management | |||||||||
Housing lots | Development | Sales | Real estate | Repair | Brokerage |
purchasing | management | ||||
Output
Consolidated Net Sales |
¥162.7 |
billion |
(FY2021) |
Real Estate Business | ¥124.2 billion |
Energy Business | ¥34.2 billion |
- Asset Management Business ¥1.3 billion
Other Businesses | ¥2.8 billion |
Details P.27-35
Outcome
Financial Capital
A sound financial foundation that enables
further investments for growth
• TSR over the past 10 years | 116.8% |
• Dividend per share | ¥18 annually |
(FY2021) |
Human Capital
Encouraging the strong roles of
diverse employees
• Acquisitions by type of qualification | |
Real estate notaries | 226 |
First-class registered architects | 16 |
Redevelopment planners | 3 |
• Percentage of women in management | 7.34% |
- Percentage of persons with disabilities employed 2.70%
- Surge in land prices as well as raw material and construction (labor) costs
- Difficulty in recruiting human resources, shortage of labor, and decline in employee quality
Climate change, natural disasters, etc.
• Increasingly serious |
17.9 |
* Scope of calculation: Takara Leben |
• No. of employees (consolidated) |
1,200 |
(As of March 31, 2022)
Intellectual Capital
Technologies and expertise that respond to customer requests
• No. of trademark registrations
Sales
Capabilities
- Real Estate Business
- Of which, Real Estate Rental Business
- Of which, Real Estate Management Business
- Energy Business
- Asset Management Business
- Other Businesses
Real estate | Rental | Repair | Sales |
rental | management | ||
Businesses derived from | |||
real estate rental business | REIT and private | Rental | |
fund management | management |
KPI
Number of units sold
• New built-for-sale condominiums
1,830 units
(FY2021)
-
New built-for-sale detached houses
180 units
(FY2021)
* Scope of calculation: Takara Leben (As of March 31, 2022)
Intellectual Capital
Advanced technologies and services that
respond to diversifying lifestyles
• Housing performance evaluation report | |
acquisition rate | 100% |
• Energy-saving rank certification rate | |
(Flat 35 for detached houses) | 100% |
(FY2021) |
global environmental |
issues |
• Incidence of natural |
disasters, accidents, etc. |
• Acts of terrorism, riots, |
and war |
• Spread of infectious |
diseases |
Governance, etc.
- Incidence of unauthorized access and cyberattacks
- Insufficient internal control functions
26
(As of March 31, 2022)
- Proprietarily branded condominiums LEBEN and NEBEL
Social and
Relationship Capital
Trust, reliability and a
collaborative framework
• Group companies | 11 |
• Business locations | 9 |
(Including head office and overseas locations)
(As of March 31, 2022)
Natural Capital
Effective use of resources
- Land and the global environment
- Nationwide power generation facilities
Managerial Capabilities
7 Elements of the Medium-Term Management Plan Details P.23
1. | 3. | 5. | 7. | ||
Improvement of | Personnel development | ||||
Further growth of core | Optimized business | productivity and creation | and establishment of the | ||
businesses | portfolio | of new services through | rewarding workplace | ||
2. | 4. | promotion of DX | 6. | environment | |
Maximized group synergies | Establishment of a stable | Proactive ESG | |||
financial ground | considerations | ||||
Foundation supporting | Human | Partners (customers | Corporate | Compliance and | ||||
resources | risk management | |||||||
and local communities) | governance | |||||||
value creation | ||||||||
P.38-41 | P.54-55 | |||||||
P.42-45 | P.48-52 | |||||||
Cumulative number of units supplied
36,638 units
*New built-for-sale condominiums (As of March 31, 2022)
Number of managed housing units
69,335 units | |
(As of March 31, 2022) | |
Rental revenues | ¥5.9 billion |
(FY2021) |
Current power generation
310MW
*Including wholesale portion (As of March 31, 2022)
Social and Relationship Capital
Building regional revitalization and relationships of trust for the long term with all stakeholders
- No. of new built-for-sale condominium contracts 2,258
- Increase in the number of units
under management | 3,298 units |
(FY2021) |
Natural Capital
Effective use of resources and initiatives for
renewable energy to reduce environmental impact
• Increase in renewable energy | |
generation capacity | 104MW |
• Greenhouse gas emissions | 2,023 t-CO2 |
• Energy consumption
1,131.9 kL (crude oil equivalent)
(FY2021)
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