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- Interlife Holdings Co., Ltd. serves as a holding company that oversees subsidiaries providing integrated design, construction, maintenance, and management services for commercial and public facilities, including interior works, sound and lighting systems, and equipment servicing. The company operates primarily through three segments: Interior Construction, via NISSHO INTERLIFE, which handles planning, design, construction of commercial facilities such as stores and offices, roughing-in for interior decorating, building cleaning, maintenance, repair, and HVAC servicing, along with innovative materials like patented ATRUSSBOARD® hybrid ultra-lightweight recycled paper and aluminum ceiling boards; Sound & Lighting Facilities, through SYSTEM ENGINEERING and SANKEN SYSTEM, delivering end-to-end solutions for audio-visual, lighting, rigging, conference, and control systems in hotels, arenas, and assembly halls, including patented movable LED panels; and Equipment & Maintenance, encompassing facility repairs and air-conditioning works. It conducts operations across Japan, with offices in Tokyo and Osaka targeting redevelopment projects, integrated resorts, and arena constructions. Founded in 2010 and headquartered at 11F, Ginza Wall Bldg., 13-16 Ginza 6-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, the company traces roots to 1975 via predecessor NISSHO INTERLIFE and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market in 2022. Recent developments include the absorption merger of FACILITY MANAGEMENT into NISSHO INTERLIFE effective June 2025 to integrate construction-to-maintenance processes; divestiture of TAMAHIRO KOGYO shares on May 31, 2025 amid business environment shifts and segment exit; acquisition of SANKEN SYSTEM to bolster sound and lighting synergies in sales channels, product development, procurement, and construction efficiency; patent grants in May and October 2025 for ATRUSSBOARD® and movable LED panels, respectively, supporting new growth foundations; upward revisions to FY02/2026 earnings forecasts in October 2025 with operating profit raised 37.5% to ¥1,100 million; enhanced dividend to ¥25 per share; and a ¥200 million share repurchase program launched July 2025, with 291,300 shares already acquired by October.