- CEO
- Hidenori Nozaki
- Full Time Employees
- 3,635
- Sector
- Commercial services
- Industry
- Miscellaneous commercial services
- Address
- Sumitomo Fudosan Nishi-Shinjuku 6th Building Tokyo TY Japan 151-0071
- IPO Date
- Aug 28, 2006
- Business
- Oriental Consultants Holdings Company Limited (2498.T) is a holding company that provides comprehensive consulting services in infrastructure development, primarily focused on transportation, urban development, and environmental projects. The company offers engineering consulting services, including planning, design, construction supervision, and project management; environmental and social consideration services such as impact assessments and sustainability planning; and overseas infrastructure consulting encompassing feasibility studies, procurement assistance, and operational support. Its core offerings are delivered through subsidiaries specializing in domestic and international projects, targeting government agencies, public institutions, and private developers in sectors like railways, roads, water resources, and urban planning.
Founded in 1974 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Oriental Consultants Holdings operates primarily in Japan with significant international presence in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, supporting large-scale infrastructure initiatives through strategic subsidiaries and alliances. The company maintains a diversified business model across engineering, real estate development related to infrastructure, and technology integration for smart cities. It serves as the parent entity for key subsidiaries including Oriental Consultants Co., Ltd., which handles core engineering works, and others focused on regional operations.
In recent developments, the company has expanded its overseas footprint through new project wins in Southeast Asia, including high-speed rail feasibility studies in 2024; formed strategic partnerships with local firms in Indonesia and Vietnam for sustainable urban development initiatives; and completed a minor acquisition of a regional engineering firm in 2023 to bolster environmental consulting capabilities. These moves align with a broader strategic shift toward green infrastructure and digital transformation services, announced in its fiscal 2025 outlook, enhancing its competitive position amid Japan's infrastructure export push. No major name changes or reorganizations have occurred in the last two years.