Reference materials

New Long-term Vision and Mid-term Management Plan For the ocean, for life 2027 (PDF: 2.15 MB / 33 p)

Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 2026
(Mid-term Management Plan: Details and Progress) (PDF: 1.28 MB / 39 p)

We will aim for sustainable growth under a new identity and transform itself into a "solution company" that co-creates value with various stakeholders and solves social issues through "food."
Building upon our source of strength and foundation of resource procurement capabilities, processing technology, and food product supply capabilities, we aim to expand the "value cycle" framework in a "glocal" manner, connecting businesses and functions.
Through this, we will create our Group's unique added value in the form of "providing sustainable protein" and "creating health value" over the mid- to long-term, thereby maximizing corporate value.

Quantitative Targets for the Next 10 Years

  • Overseas Ordinary Income Ratio: 70% or more
  • ROIC: 7% or more
  • Global Meat and Seafood Protein Provider TOP 10 (based on market capitalization)

New Long-Term Vision for the Next 10 Years

  • Build and strengthen a value cycle that enables consumer-driven sustainable value creation
  • Maximize value creation through the glocal expansion of the value cycle
  • Foster a culture of "challenge" and "co-creation" that supports value creation

Enhance corporate value by building a value cycle and promoting a glocal strategy, generating stable cash, improving profitability and capital efficiency, making proactive investments for growth, and enhancing shareholder returns while maintaining an appropriate financial balance.

Financial KGIs

■Company-wide Financial KGIs

FY Ending March 2025 Result FY Ending March 2028 Plan
UmEV*1 5.9 bln.JPY*2 9 bln.JPY
Operating income 30.4 bln.JPY 40 bln.JPY
Overseas ordinary income ratio 44% 54%
EBITDA 51.6 bln.JPY 64 bln.JPY
ROIC 4.3% 5%
ROE 10.7% 9%
Net D/E ratio 1.0x 1.0x

[ Cost of Capital ]
Cost of equity based on CAPM formula is 5.3-7.5%
WACC is around 4%

*1 Umios Economic Value: (ROIC − WACC) × Invested Capital
*2 Recalculated using the assumed WACC for FY 2027

■KGIs by Segment

Segment FY Ending March 2025
Result
FY Ending March 2028
Plan
Operating Income Operating Income
Marine Resources Business Japan -3.3 bln.JPY 0.6 bln.JPY
Overseas -1.5 bln.JPY 4.6 bln.JPY
subtotal -4.8 bln.JPY 5.2 bln.JPY
ROIC 3.8%
Foodstuff Distribution Business Japan 12.8 bln.JPY 13.0 bln.JPY
Overseas 5.8 bln.JPY 7.5 bln.JPY
subtotal 18.6 bln.JPY 20.5 bln.JPY
ROIC 4.8% 5.5%
Processed Foods Business Japan 5.5 bln.JPY 6.2 bln.JPY
Overseas 8.8 bln.JPY 9.6 bln.JPY
subtotal 14.3 bln.JPY 15.8 bln.JPY
ROIC 8.9% 8.8%
Others subtotal 1.9 bln.JPY -1.5 bln.JPY
Total Japan 15.8 bln.JPY 18.3 bln.JPY
Overseas 14.2 bln.JPY 21.7 bln.JPY
total 30.0 bln.JPY 40.0 bln.JPY
ROIC 4.3% 5.0%

■Segment-specific Business Strategy

Marine Resources Business Segment
  • Promote a consumer-driven strategy that maximizes sustainable resource procurement and the Group’s value cycle.
  • Contribute to the enhancement of the Group's corporate value by generating stable business revenues.
Foodstuff Distribution
Business Segment
  • The value cycle that creates higher value through intra-business collaboration.
  • Accelerate the Group's glocal expansion with an enhanced downstream structure.
Processed Foods Business Segment
  • Steady revenue contribution, while stimulating the development and proposal of new value-added products from the consumer's perspective on a glocal basis.
  • Contribute to the creation of corporate value by strengthening health value.

Learn more about our business strategies by business segment (PDF: 2.99 MB / 33 p)

5% ROIC Target

  • Initiatives contributing to both the numerator and denominator are underway toward achieving ROIC of 5%, surpassing WACC of 4%.
Mar/26 Result Mar/27 Plan Final Year of MTP
Mar/28 Target
Estimated Contribution
ROIC*
(Consolidated)
4.1% 4.3% 5.0% Mar/26 vs Mar/28
(+0.9pt)
Contribution to the Numerator
(Profit Growth)
Improvement in Operating Income Margin
(Mar/26: 2.8% Mar/27 Plan: 3.5%)
+0.7pt
Business Expansion through M&A
Mainly contributes
to the next MTP
Contribution to the Denominator
(Asset optimization)
Compression of working capital through inventory management.
Accounts receivable reduction across all businesses (shortening CCC)
+0.1pt
Sale of cross-shareholdings and real estate, and
transfer of shares in logistics subsidiary, etc.
+0.1pt

*ROIC formula = Ordinary Income (after tax and before interest payments) ÷ Invested Capital (Working Capital + Fixed Assets)

■Segment-specific Measures to Improve ROIC

Marine Resources
Mar/26 Mar/27
Plan
Mar/28
Target
ROIC 2.0% 2.6% 3.8%
Mar/26
Initiatives
Structural Reform
Fishery :Withdrawal from unprofitable businesses
Aquaculture:High water temperature countermeasures
North America:Consolidation of production sites
Outlook
Structural Reform &
Sales Enhancement
Fishery:Continued withdrawal from unprofitable businesses
Aquaculture:Strengthening production systems
North America:Production cost reduction and sales enhancement
Foodstuff Distribution
Mar/26 Mar/27
Plan
Mar/28
Target
4.7% 5.1% 5.5%
Business Expansion & Collaboration Enhancement
  • M&A in Europe
  • Strengthened intra-Group collaboration in Japan
  • Reform of low-margin meat distribution business
Business Expansion & Collaboration Enhancement
Europe
(1) Expansion of business domain
(2) Strengthening downstream operations through Marine Resources + Foodstuff Distribution collaboration
Japan:Strengthened collaboration between wholesale business and Foodstuff Distribution Business
Processed Foods
Mar/26 Mar/27
Plan
Mar/28
Target
7.3% 7.4% 8.8%
Sales Expansion
  • Expansion of pet food sales
  • Enhancement of profitability of retail frozen foods in Japan
Structural Reform & Business Expansion
  • Structural reform of Japan processed foods business (including production systems)
  • Expansion of pet food business
  • Expansion of oil and fat business (including DHA)

Capital Allocation Policy

Asset Optimization Breakdown
  • Reduction of cross-shareholdings
  • Sale of owned real estate
  • Transfer of shares in logistics subsidiary, etc.

Cash-in Amount
FY2025 + FY2026 Combined: approx. 50.0 bln.JPY
(FY2025 Result: 16.5 bln.JPY)

Shareholder Returns Policy
Dividend Payout Ratio of 30% or more + Progressive Dividends
Shareholder Returns: 20.0 bln. yen or more
Growth Investment Breakdown
Downstream Strengthening (primarily North America Business) : 56%
Pet Food Business Enhancement : 18%

Learn more about our growth investments (PDF: 1.98 MB / 39 p)
Learn more about our shareholder returns

Reference materials

(with script) New Long-term Vision and Mid-term Management Plan For the ocean, for life 2027
(PDF: 1.54 MB / 36 p)

Q&A Summary (PDF: 167 KB / 4 P)

(with script) Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 2026
(Mid-term Management Plan: Details and Progress) (PDF: 1.48 MB / 39 p)