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SRS Holdings Co., Ltd. is a prominent player in the Japanese restaurant industry, operating a diversified portfolio of approximately 600 restaurants across Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia. The company specializes in traditional Japanese cuisine, with brands like Washoku Sato, Tendon Tempura Honpo Santen, and Nigiri CHOJIRO catering to varied dining preferences. Its subsidiary, Meotozenzai, further diversifies its offerings with a focus on Japanese traditional cafés. SRS Holdings leverages its deep-rooted heritage, established in 1951, to maintain authenticity and quality, which strengthens its competitive edge in both domestic and international markets. The company’s multi-brand strategy allows it to capture different consumer segments, from casual dining to premium experiences, enhancing its resilience against market fluctuations. With a strong presence in Asia, SRS Holdings benefits from the growing global demand for Japanese cuisine, positioning it as a key regional player in the consumer cyclical sector.
In FY 2024, SRS Holdings reported revenue of JPY 60.2 billion, reflecting its broad restaurant footprint. Net income stood at JPY 1.8 billion, with diluted EPS of JPY 43.49, indicating stable profitability. Operating cash flow was robust at JPY 3.7 billion, supported by efficient operations, while capital expenditures of JPY 2.1 billion suggest ongoing investments in growth and maintenance.
The company’s earnings power is underscored by its ability to generate consistent operating cash flow, which covers capital expenditures comfortably. With a net income margin of approximately 3%, SRS Holdings demonstrates moderate capital efficiency, balancing reinvestment needs with profitability in a competitive industry.
SRS Holdings maintains a solid balance sheet, with JPY 12.4 billion in cash and equivalents against total debt of JPY 10.3 billion, indicating manageable leverage. The company’s liquidity position appears healthy, providing flexibility for operational needs and potential expansion.
Growth trends are supported by the company’s multi-brand strategy and international presence. A dividend per share of JPY 7.5 reflects a commitment to shareholder returns, though the payout ratio remains conservative, aligning with reinvestment priorities.
With a market capitalization of JPY 49.1 billion and a low beta of 0.065, SRS Holdings is perceived as a stable investment. The valuation reflects steady performance expectations in the restaurant sector, with limited sensitivity to broader market volatility.
SRS Holdings benefits from its strong brand portfolio and regional diversification, which mitigate risks associated with single-market dependence. The outlook remains positive, driven by sustained demand for Japanese cuisine and strategic expansions, though competitive pressures and cost inflation warrant monitoring.
Company filings, Bloomberg
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