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Hachinohe Kensetsu — For the fiscal year ending March 2026, both revenue and all profit metrics reached record highs. The company maintains its stance of continued earnings growth for the fiscal year ending March 2027.
Yahagi Construction Industries Co., Ltd. <1870> is a general contractor established in 1949. Building on its three core businesses—construction, civil engineering, and real estate—the company leverages its integrated design-to-construction proposal capabilities to deliver high-value-added services. It also possesses a competitive strength in railway-related construction projects, benefiting from its capital alliance with Nagoya Railroad Co., Ltd. <9048>. In its construction business, the company undertakes end-to-end design and construction across a broad range of sectors, including logistics facilities, condominiums, office buildings, commercial complexes, and factories. In civil engineering, it handles projects such as roads and tunnels.
Yahagi Construction: Interim Report
Yahagi Construction: Confirmation Letter
Yahagi Construction: Securities Report – Fiscal Year 2025 (April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2026)
Yahagi Construction achieved double-digit revenue and profit growth for the fiscal year ending March 2024, with both sales and profits reaching their highest levels ever.
Yahagi Construction Industry <1870> announced its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 on the 12th. Revenue increased by 20.4% from the previous term to 169.399 billion yen, operating income rose by 58.8% to 13.742 billion yen, ordinary income grew by 59.0% to 13.698 billion yen, and net income attributable to parent company shareholders increased by 50.0% to 8.468 billion yen. The company achieved significant revenue and profit growth, setting new records across all key financial metrics. To achieve sustainable growth, the Yahagi Group has set its sights on goals for the fiscal year ending 2030.
Shin Nippon Construction has reached a new high [New Highs and Lows Update].
On May 13, there were 95 new record high stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, including Shin Nippon Construction (1879) and Tokyo Energy Systems (1945). Additionally, 87 new record low stocks were recorded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market, including Yatomi Construction Industry (1870) and ITmedia (2148). The data also reflects updated records for the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market.