Source disclosure: March 05, 2026, 15:30 JST
Published by Pulse News Wire: March 05, 2026, 15:35 JST
RenetJapanGroup,Inc. [3556.T]
TOKYO, Mar 05 (Pulse News Wire) – Renetjapangroup,inc. (3556.T) announced today that its board of directors has approved a mid-term plan for its social care business, titled 'Social Care Growth & Roll-up 2030,' covering fiscal years 2026 through 2030.
The plan targets expanding day-care group homes for individuals with disabilities, aiming to operate 70 to 90 facilities by 2030, generating revenue of ¥70 to ¥90 billion, and achieving Non-GAAP operating profit of ¥14 to ¥18 billion. Additionally, the company highlighted a partnership with SBI Regional Succession Investment Fund II, which will explore roll-up acquisitions within the disability sector to support the realization of these goals. By combining organic growth and strategic acquisitions, RenetJapanGroup seeks to accelerate the expansion of its social care operations while positioning recycling and stock-based income streams as key drivers of overall group profitability.
The mid-term strategy includes addressing the growing demand for disability care services amid rising population needs and demographic challenges such as the "7040" and "8050" issues, where aging parents require assistance for their disabled children. To achieve these objectives, the company plans to open new facilities actively and pursue roll-up mergers and acquisitions among smaller operators. For the fiscal year ending September 2030, the company projects revenues of ¥70 to ¥90 billion and Non-GAAP operating profits ranging from ¥14 to ¥18 billion once new facilities reach full operational capacity.
Looking further ahead, long-term targets set for the fiscal year ending September 2035 aim for revenues of ¥225 billion and Non-GAAP operating profits of ¥45 billion upon full operation of new facilities.
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