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About Higashi Holdings Co
Its shares trade on Tokyo Stock Exchange under the ticker 9029.T. It has been listed since 1 March 2005. In the fiscal year to 31 March 2026, it reported revenue of ¥57.97bn and net income of ¥2.60bn. At that date it held total assets of ¥36.62bn and shareholders' equity of ¥16.11bn.
Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd. engages in the business of logistic services. The company is headquartered in Osaka, Osaka-Fu. The company went IPO on 2005-03-01. The firm operates in four business segments. The Transportation segment is engaged in the provision of various services, including delivery, office moving, reverse logistics, information technology (IT)-related business, delivery services in office buildings and mailing, as well as the store facility-related business. The Warehouse segment is engaged in the provision of product storage and document services. The Merchandise Sale segment is engaged in the sale of office automation (OA) toners and packaging materials. The Welfare segment provides latest bed, wheelchair and other welfare equipment to nursing care supporters. The others business is involved in the parking lot business, the operation of business support centers, the rental of welfare equipment, the erasure of personal computer (PC) data, the development and sale of software, the digital solution business, among others.
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Company facts
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Ground Transportation
- Listed since
- 1 Mar 2005
- Employees
- 1,394
- Website
- e-higashi.co.jp ↗
Leadership
Pay as last reported
- Mr. Kazuhiro KojimaPresident, Representative Executive Officer, President of Subsidiary, Director, since 2019
- Mr. Munekatsu TaguchiManaging Executive Officer, Director, since 2016
- Mr. Masaya HaradaManaging Executive Officer, Director, since 2018
- Mr. Hiroshi YamadaManaging Executive Officer, President of Subsidiary, Director, since 2016
- Mr. Shinji KugeManaging Executive Officer
- Mr. Yoshihiro YamakawaSenior Executive Officer, Director of Human Resources, since 2024
- Mr. Yoshikage AraiSenior Executive Officer, Manager of Group Administration, Director of Planning, Director of IR & Public Relations, since 2025
- Mr. Shinsuke HiyoshiSenior Executive Officer, Senior Director of SCM Business, Director of SCM First Business, since 2025
- Ms. Chihiro HokazonoSenior Executive Officer, Director of Business Development, since 2025
- Mr. Kazuhiro InoueSenior Executive Officer, Director of NH Business, since 2025
- Mr. Satoshi KakunoSenior Executive Officer, President of Subsidiary, since 2023
- Mr. Eiji YoshiharaExecutive Officer, Director of General Sales, Director of Safety and Quality Control, since 2023
Environmental, social and governance
Scores out of 100, from our data supplier
- Overall
- 0
- Environment
- 0
- Social
- 0
- Governance
- 0
SWOT analysis
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Strengths
- Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd. provides comprehensive logistic services including delivery and office moving in Osaka.
- The Transportation segment offers IT-related business and delivery services in office buildings.
- The Welfare segment supplies nursing care equipment such as beds and wheelchairs.
Weaknesses
- The Warehouse segment focuses solely on product storage and document services without expansion.
- The Merchandise Sale segment sells limited office automation toners and packaging materials.
- The others business includes parking lot operations but lacks diversification.
Opportunities
- The Transportation segment can expand IT-related business in the growing Information Technology sector.
- The Welfare segment can increase sales of nursing care equipment in the aging Japanese population.
- The Merchandise Sale segment may introduce new office automation products to boost revenue.
Threats
- The Warehouse segment faces competition from other storage providers in Osaka.
- The Welfare segment is vulnerable to changes in nursing care regulations in Japan.
- The others business segment risks declining demand for parking lot operations.
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