Obayashi (1802) Investor presentation summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Investor presentation summary
30 Jun, 2026Group overview and business portfolio
Operates in 17 countries with 18,031 consolidated employees and ¥57,752 million in share capital; listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market.
FY2025 consolidated net sales reached ¥2,586.2 billion, with operating profit at ¥194.6 billion.
Business segments include domestic and overseas construction, real estate development, green energy, and new business initiatives.
Domestic construction accounts for 60.5% of net sales, overseas construction 32.7%, and real estate development 4.1%.
Global network spans North America, Southeast Asia, Oceania, and Europe, leveraging advanced construction technology.
Financial performance and KPIs
FY2025 operating profit rose to ¥194.6 billion, with profit attributable to owners at ¥173.7 billion.
ROIC improved to 8.4% and ROE to 14.4% in FY2025, reflecting strong capital efficiency.
Consolidated equity increased to ¥1,258.4 billion, while interest-bearing debt decreased to ¥344.0 billion.
Orders received in FY2025 totaled ¥3,009.0 billion, with a focus on profitability and construction capacity.
FY2026 forecasts project net sales of ¥2,945.0 billion and operating profit of ¥180.0 billion.
Business segment highlights
Domestic building construction net sales were ¥1,138.7 billion, with strong demand for urban redevelopment, data centers, and factories.
Domestic civil engineering net sales reached ¥426.6 billion, driven by disaster prevention, infrastructure renewal, and defense projects.
Overseas construction net sales were ¥843.9 billion, with North America and Asia as key regions; M&A expanded business scale.
Real estate development generated ¥106.7 billion in net sales and ¥19.9 billion in operating profit, focusing on high-value assets and smart building solutions.
Green energy business expanded with investments in solar, wind, biomass, and hydrogen, including international projects in New Zealand.
Latest events from Obayashi
- FY2025 profit surged on high-margin projects; FY2026 sees sales growth but lower profit.1802
Q4 202613 May 2026 - Operating income and profit rose sharply despite lower sales, with forecasts revised upward.1802
Q3 20269 Feb 2026 - Strong profit growth and improved margins offset lower sales; outlook revised upward.1802
Q2 20265 Nov 2025 - Operating income rose despite lower sales, driven by overseas civil engineering and capital policy.1802
Q1 20268 Aug 2025 - Profits and orders soared, driven by large projects and asset sales, with guidance reaffirmed.1802
Q2 202513 Jun 2025 - Operating and net income surged on high-margin projects and asset sales, with guidance unchanged.1802
Q1 202513 Jun 2025 - Record profits driven by construction set to normalize as project tailwinds fade.1802
Q4 20256 Jun 2025 - Profit and sales surged, major share buyback and Thai hotel venture announced.1802
Q3 20255 Jun 2025