TOKYO, Jun 12 (Pulse News Wire) – CAPITA Inc. (7462.T) announced today that its board of directors had resolved to acquire three senior care facilities located in various regions.
The acquisitions aim to support the growing demand for elderly care services amid accelerating population aging and enhance the company's capital efficiency. The first facility, situated in Osaka, Fujiidera Shi, covers a land area of 1323.70 square meters and a building area of 1,494.80 square meters. It was acquired for ¥587 million. The second property, located in Osaka, Moriguchi Shi, spans 990.00 square meters of land and 1284.21 square meters of building space, purchased for ¥470.7 million. The third facility, found in Osaka, Toyonaka Shi, includes 1122.88 square meters of land and 1,312.50 square meters of building area, bought for ¥587 million.
Each acquisition involves a long-term commitment to supporting essential social infrastructure while providing stable returns insulated from economic fluctuations. The properties' strong revenue structure backed by public systems is expected to contribute to sustained profitability and improved capital efficiency. All transactions were finalized, with delivery and settlement also completed on the same day. Looking ahead, CAPITA plans to explore various utilization methods for these assets, which are anticipated to bolster the company’s value. Any significant impacts resulting from these acquisitions will be disclosed promptly should they arise beyond the current fiscal forecast for the March 2027 term.
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