Sanyo Shokai Ltd.
TTSE:80111,214.00
JPY
-19.00
(-1.54%)
ISIN
JP3339400008
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7.75
14.20
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40.94
81.12
5Y
304.67
68.34
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- CEO
- Shinji Oe
- Full Time Employees
- 1,125
- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Apparel/Footwear
- Address
- 6-14 Yotsuyahonshio-cho Tokyo TY Japan 160-0003
- IPO Date
- Jul 1, 1971
- Website
- sanyo-shokai.co.jp
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- Sanyo Shokai Ltd. is a Japan-based company primarily engaged in the manufacture and sale of men's and women's clothing and accessories. Its core product offerings include high-quality apparel under several brands such as Blue Label Crestbridge, Black Label Crestbridge, Mackintosh London, and Paul Stuart, along with its proprietary Sanyocoat brand. The company operates through various sales channels including nationwide department stores, specialty stores, and directly managed stores. Sanyo Shokai also engages in related businesses such as sewing and processing of clothing, overseas production support, license management, and real estate leasing. Founded in 1942, the company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and maintains consolidated subsidiaries such as ECOALF Japan Ltd. and overseas operations via Shanghai Sanyo Fashion Inc. In recent years, Sanyo Shokai has undergone significant strategic transformations including the termination of its license agreement with Burberry in 2015 and a subsequent partnership with Mackintosh— a historic Scottish waterproof coat maker—to launch the Mackintosh London brand. The company has rebranded its former Burberry-related youth lines to Blue Label Crestbridge and Black Label Crestbridge, reinforcing its focus on its own brand portfolio. In 2024 and 2025, Sanyo Shokai has pursued expansion through opening new retail stores, refurbishing existing outlets, and boosting inbound sales as part of its medium-term plan to reach sales of ¥100 billion and increase operating margins. The company also actively invests in intellectual property and international marketing efforts, exemplified by showcasing Sanyocoat at global trade events like Pitti Immagine Uomo. Additionally, an activist investor proposed a potential sale to Mitsui & Co. in 2024, indicating attention from major corporate investors. The company reported consolidated net sales of ¥60.5 billion in the fiscal year ended February 2025. Sanyo Shokai focuses on the fashion apparel industry segment, targeting consumers through department stores, specialty retailers, and its own directly managed stores primarily across Japan. It emphasizes product quality and brand value enhancement while expanding its seasonal product planning and promotional investments. The company operates with approximately 1,149 employees and leverages a combination of domestic and overseas production facilities. Its business model integrates apparel manufacturing, brand management, retail operation, and licensing businesses to sustain its competitive position in the apparel market. This description consolidates Sanyo Shokai’s comprehensive product range, strategic shifts including recent retail expansion and brand management initiatives, and its positioning within the Japanese apparel manufacturing and retail sector.