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Ohmura Shigyo Co., Ltd. operates in Japan's packaging and containers sector, specializing in the manufacture and sale of cardboard-based solutions. The company produces a diverse range of products, including sheets, cases, cardboard pallets, and labels, catering primarily to industrial and logistical needs. Its secondary materials segment further enhances its value proposition, positioning it as a versatile supplier in the domestic market. Ohmura Shigyo serves a broad clientele, leveraging its long-standing expertise since its founding in 1965 to maintain reliability and quality. The company’s focus on sustainable and functional packaging aligns with growing industry trends toward eco-friendly solutions. While it operates in a competitive space dominated by larger players, its niche specialization and regional presence provide stability. The firm’s headquarters in Chigasaki, Japan, underscores its localized operational focus, though its market reach extends across industrial and commercial sectors requiring durable and cost-effective packaging.
Ohmura Shigyo reported revenue of ¥5.74 billion for FY 2024, with net income of ¥248.6 million, reflecting a net margin of approximately 4.3%. Operating cash flow stood at ¥633.9 million, indicating solid cash generation relative to earnings. Capital expenditures of ¥216.9 million suggest moderate reinvestment, aligning with the company’s steady but conservative growth strategy.
The company’s diluted EPS of ¥69.64 demonstrates modest but stable earnings power. With operating cash flow significantly exceeding net income, Ohmura Shigyo exhibits efficient working capital management. Its capital-light model, evidenced by low capex relative to cash flow, supports consistent returns without excessive reinvestment demands.
Ohmura Shigyo maintains a strong liquidity position, with cash and equivalents of ¥3.15 billion against total debt of ¥288 million, resulting in a robust net cash position. This conservative balance sheet structure minimizes financial risk and provides flexibility for potential strategic initiatives or dividend commitments.
The company’s growth appears steady rather than aggressive, with revenue and earnings reflecting stability in its core markets. A dividend per share of ¥60 indicates a shareholder-friendly policy, supported by ample cash reserves and low leverage. The payout ratio remains sustainable, aligning with its mature industry positioning.
With a market capitalization of ¥2.67 billion, Ohmura Shigyo trades at a P/E ratio of approximately 10.7x, suggesting modest market expectations. Its low beta of 0.175 implies limited sensitivity to broader market volatility, typical of a niche industrial player with predictable cash flows.
Ohmura Shigyo’s strengths lie in its specialized product offerings and financial conservatism. While growth may be constrained by its regional focus, its stable cash flows and strong balance sheet provide resilience. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on sustained demand for packaging solutions, though scalability beyond Japan remains a potential challenge.
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