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Izu Shaboten Resort Co., Ltd. operates in the leisure sector, specializing in theme park management and event production. The company manages four parks and traveling stations, leveraging its expertise in experiential entertainment to attract domestic tourists. Its revenue streams include park admissions, contracted management services, and event planning, positioning it as a niche player in Japan's consumer cyclical market. The company differentiates itself through unique offerings like video production and advertisement-related services, enhancing its brand visibility. While not a market leader, its focus on localized leisure experiences provides resilience against larger competitors. The rebranding in 2015 reflects a strategic shift toward diversified leisure services, though its scale remains modest compared to global theme park operators.
For FY 2024, the company reported revenue of JPY 4.65 billion, with net income of JPY 323 million, reflecting a net margin of approximately 7%. Operating cash flow stood at JPY 983 million, indicating healthy liquidity generation. Capital expenditures of JPY 439 million suggest moderate reinvestment, aligning with its asset-light model. The diluted EPS of JPY 17.52 underscores modest but stable earnings power.
The company’s operating cash flow-to-revenue ratio of 21% highlights efficient cash conversion, though its modest net income implies limited scalability. With low debt (JPY 794 million) and JPY 1.92 billion in cash, it maintains a conservative capital structure. The absence of significant leverage suggests room for strategic investments or dividends.
Izu Shaboten’s balance sheet is robust, with cash and equivalents covering nearly 2.4x total debt. The debt-to-equity ratio appears minimal, reflecting low financial risk. Its liquidity position supports ongoing operations and potential expansion, though the lack of detailed asset breakdowns limits deeper analysis.
Revenue growth trends are undisclosed, but the dividend payout of JPY 15 per share indicates a shareholder-friendly policy, yielding ~1.7% at current market cap. The company’s focus on niche leisure markets may limit rapid growth but offers stability in domestic demand.
At a market cap of JPY 8.67 billion, the stock trades at ~26x trailing earnings, suggesting modest expectations. The low beta (0.20) implies minimal correlation with broader markets, appealing to defensive investors.
The company’s localized expertise and diversified leisure services provide a competitive edge, though scalability remains a challenge. A focus on operational efficiency and targeted expansions could drive incremental growth, but macroeconomic sensitivity in the leisure sector poses risks.
Company filings, Bloomberg
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