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Taiheiyo Cement Corporation announces that it has formulated its 26 Medium-Term Management Plan covering the three years from FY2025 to FY2027. Based on an analysis of the current cost of capital, ROE, and PBR, it sets targets and initiatives that aim at maximizing corporate value (achievement of a PBR of over 1x at the earliest possible time) as outlined below.
1. Management Targets (Financial Targets) and Guidelines
(Billions of yen, unless otherwise stated)
Management Targets
Operating income on sales
(Financial Targets)
ROE
Guidelines
Net sales
Operating income
Net debt/equity ratio
(DER) (times)
ROIC
FY2027 Target 10% or more 10% or more
1,000.0 or more
100.0 or more Around 0.5 7% or more
2. Major Initiatives in the 26 Medium-Term Management Plan
Revitalize domestic business
Further promote global strategy
Promote sustainability management and contribute to carbon neutrality
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Taiheiyo Cement Corporation is one of the Japanese largest cement and building materials producers. The group is also manufacturing electronic and ceramic products and is proposing environmental services. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- sale of cement (70.7%);
- sale of construction materials (7.9%): aggregates, ready-for-use concrete, autoclaved concretes, etc.;
- waste collection, processing and incineration (7.8%);
- mining operating (6.1%);
- other (7.5%): real estate assets management, computing, engineering, transportation, warehousing services, etc.
Net sales break down geographically as follows: Japan (73%), North America (17.4%) and other (9.6%).