- CEO
- Goro Kamino
- Full Time Employees
- 4,172
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Gas distributors
- Address
- Sala Tower Toyohashi AI Japan 440-8533
- IPO Date
- Apr 30, 2002
- Business
- SALA Corporation (TSE:2734), a holding company headquartered in Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture and founded in 1909, oversees a diversified group of 45 subsidiaries that deliver energy, living, and infrastructure services primarily in eastern Aichi and western Shizuoka prefectures across Japan. The company operates through six core segments: Energy & Solutions, which supplies city gas, liquefied petroleum gas, electricity, petroleum products, high-pressure gas, and related equipment while providing transportation services, biomass power generation, water delivery, renovations, and cultural programs; Engineering & Maintenance, focused on civil engineering works including roads, tunnels, harbors, construction materials manufacturing, building services, facility management, and system development for industries; Housing, encompassing built-to-order homes, built-for-sale houses, building renovations, real estate sales, leasing, brokerage, management, and construction materials; Car Life Support, offering sales of imported automobiles such as Volkswagen and Audi, inspections, maintenance, leasing, insurance, financing, and electronic equipment manufacturing; Animal Health Care, providing stockbreeding equipment, pet pharmaceuticals, and dietetic treatments for animal health management; and Property, involving real estate leasing, restaurants, hotels, and sport clubs. SALA maintains approximately 540,000 energy customers, employs around 5,000 staff at 332 locations in 22 prefectures, and reported net sales of ¥240.4 billion for the fiscal year ended November 2024. Recent developments include the March 2024 acquisition of Dowa Chemical as a subsidiary to bolster veterinary medicines wholesaling in the Animal Health Care segment and the December 2024 consolidation of Yasue Corporation (TSE:1439) via tender offer, acquiring an 88.82% stake for ¥3.439 billion to expand construction capabilities; the company also transferred its Shinkyo Giken shares to a Suzuki subsidiary and booked a ¥699 million derivative valuation gain in fiscal 2025.