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- Tokyu Construction Co., Ltd. engages primarily in civil engineering and building construction in Japan. Its core products and services include construction of railways, roads, tunnels, dams, bridges, and environmental sanitation facilities; building construction for commercial facilities, offices, hotels, schools, and logistics centers; reconstruction and rehabilitation work following natural disasters such as earthquakes; and real estate sales and leasing. The company also pursues related businesses such as vegetable sales and the development of AI/IoT platforms for managing photovoltaic power generation panels. Tokyu Construction operates mainly in Japan and serves both private and public sector clients across infrastructure, commercial, and institutional markets. Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, it is a second-tier general contractor and an equity-method affiliate of Tokyu Corporation.
Recently, Tokyu Construction has focused on strengthening its competitiveness and diversifying revenue through urban development initiatives and expanding real estate and international business operations. For its fiscal year 2023, it posted record operating revenue of over ¥1.1 trillion and net profit of ¥68.5 billion, achieving its medium-term management plan targets two years ahead of schedule. The company announced plans to start a new medium-term management plan, accelerating its strategic "resilience phase" for business growth and sustainability. It has increased its dividend payout reflecting improved earnings, with a dividend yield of 3.2% projected for 2025. Tokyu Construction also maintains robust involvement in AI/IoT technology applications related to renewable energy assets, signaling a strategic move towards innovation in construction management and sustainable infrastructure development.
Overall, Tokyu Construction operates across construction, civil engineering, real estate, and technological services segments, with key projects including infrastructure for railways, highways, and public facilities, alongside commercial and institutional building construction mainly within Japan. The company combines traditional construction capabilities with emerging digital technologies to enhance operational efficiency and environmental sustainability, positioning itself for growth in Japan’s evolving construction and urban development markets. It manages these operations through various subsidiaries and international business branches, leveraging a strong domestic presence and diversified service portfolio within the construction industry.