Investment Banking Presentation to Investors Sekisui House Group Medium - term Management Plan October, 24 Sekisui House, Ltd.
Contents 1. Medium - term Management Plan S - Project 2. Build to Order Housing Business Steel framed P. 2 P. 5 3. Build to Order Housing Business Wood framed P.1 (Sha- Wood) 4. Rental Housing Business Sha- Maison 5. Real Estate for Sale Business 6. Remodeling Business 7. Real Estate Investment Business Appendix. Summary of 1 st Half of Fiscal 24 P.11 P.14 P.17 P.18 P.19
1.Medium - term Management Plan - S - Project The Key : Three S s Structural reform to continuously grow and to fulfill Corporate Social Responsibilities Customer Satisfaction: - Create rich living environments and pursue industry-leading technology and quality - Develop a strong "consulting sales" approach and increase referral orders - Confirm our second - to - none corporate culture with top priority on customers CS S-Project ES CSR SS Employee Satisfaction: - Create a workplace that supports diversity, confidence and pride in achievement - Strategic engagement of females sales staff Shareholder Satisfaction: - Pursue corporate management with clear vision and a performance focus - Increase the divided to 2 yen per share in FY5, and consider further increase, depending on business performance
Time to Take Actions for Growth Improving macro environment: decrease owner - occupied houses has bottomed out. Look to raise market share through intensive allocation of sales force Completion of asset restructuring: Early application of impairment accounting for fixed assets (6 billion) in this term. Inventory efficiency showing improvement Owner - occupied (seasonally adjusted) Trend in Asset Turnover Ratio (thousand units) 75 7 65 6 55 5 45 4 35 3 8 82 84 86 88 9 92 94 96 98 2 4 (CY) (billion yen) inventory inventory turnover 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 3.63 3.63 3.57 3.24 2.98 2.4 1.89 1.83 1.82 1.86 1.86 1.86 1.71 1.63 (times) *inventry turnover = cost of sales / inventory (average for FY) 4. 3.5 3. 2.5 2. 1.5 1..5.
Fiscal 28 Targets: Consolidated Sales of 2 trillion yen and Consolidated Operating income of 2 billion yen Sales Built-to-Order Housing FY24 forecast (mil. yen) Steel framed 388, Wood framed (Sha-Wood) 79, Lowrise apartments (Sha-Maison) 247, Subsidiaries 6, Sub-total 72, Real Estate for Sale Steel framed 99, Wood framed (Sha-Wood) 18, Condominiums 38, Land 12, Subsidiaries 13, Sub-total 27, Real Estate for leasing Sekisui House 9, Sekiwa Real Estate companies 261, Sub-total 27, Other RC contracts 25, Exteriors 45, Remodeling 4, Subsidiaries 1, Sub-total 12, Eliminations 1, Total 1,37, Operating Income 78, Aim to grow sales by 3% in our core businesses of steel - framed, wood - framed and rental housing Target for FY 28 Steel-framed housing: strengthen sales force, and pursue consulting sales model by developing ordermade products such as Be free and Be Dyne's range Wood-framed housing: pursue annual sales of 2 billion yen through boosting sales force and increasing sales locations in growing Sha-Wood range Rental housing: Strengthen ties b/w building construction and leasing management through making Sekiwa Real Estate companies wholly owend subsidiaries to boost sales of Sha - Maison and real estate leasing Real Estate for Sales: Actively purchase available land. Use the new built-for-sale MAST brand developed by Sekiwa Real Estate group to increase metropolitan area and first-time buyer needs. Target sales of 35 billion yen Real Estate for Investment: Create new business by investing (scale: 5 billion-1 billion yen) in superior metropolitan properties for sale to property funds and such like Remodeling: Increase flexibility by separating operations into new subsidiary, and target sales of 1 billion yen by marketing to our customers of 7, existing household
2.Build - to - Order Housing Business People are our key marketing assets: scale and talent are critical 2, more sales representatives over next 4 years Strategic engagement of female sales staff: 1% of total within 4 years Add 2 sales representatives over the next 4 years Maximum use of capabilities through systematically consulting sales billion yen 14 sales (parent company) sales staff employees 7 Product Strategy Develop custom - made products that express customers individuality 12 1 6 5 Improving sales capability Consolidate sales support infrastructure, e.g. IT Hold specialized seminars for home designers Enhance communication between sales and design staff 8 4 Solicitation of of technical expertise 6 3 Expand the experiential site network to promote understanding of quality and technical expertise 4 2 2 1 82.1 84.1 86.1 88.1 9.1 92.1 94.1 96.1 98.1.1 2.1 4.1 9.1 Earthquake-proof housing Sumai no Yume Kojo in 5 factories
Enhance the Image of Prefab Housing with Groundbreaking New Products to Improve Operating Efficiency Housing by major prefab companies: Function and quality restrictive, standardized designs Introduced fully customized, order - made Be free range in April 24, followed by Be Dyne s in September Sekisui House market share shadowing overall prefab market trend Perception study: Prefab vs Conventional wooden 35 3 25 2 15 1 5 *share of owner-occupied houses Sekisui share of prefab market Prefab housing as % of total housing starts Our share of total housing starts 89 9 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 *Our share = our detached houses sold (FY) 98 99 1 2 3 / owner occupied housing starts (CY) Perceptions regarding prefab Certain product quality Properly customized Experienced maker Reliable, trustworthy company Unrealistic display homes standerdized design Impersonal nature of large company Expensive Those choosing Prefab Uncertain quality Time and effort required Uncertain after service Those choosing conventional wooden Realistic Fully customized Approachable company Affordable *Analysis of trend in home buyers by Sekisui House (22-23) Perceptions regarding non - prefab
Be free: Full individualized designs matching three different lifestyles, for a genuine built - by - hand feel Japanese Japanese Modern Traditional Centrage range Modern European European
Be free performance : 1) 4% increase in orders for 1st Half of FY 4 2) Broadening of customer base Trends in order of steel - framed houses from design matrix perspective FY3-1H Japanese Japanese Traditional FY4-1H Japanese Japanese Contemporary Natural Modern Traditional Modern Stylish Modern Traditional Modern British Traditional Southern Europe American Contemporary European Northern Europe European
Be Dyne s: Introducing the Be free design methods to the upmarket Dyne s series Centrage series of main ceramic - walled houses to Be free: main concrete - walled products to Be Dyne s Positioning of steel-framed products: comparison with FY 23 The three styles of Be Dyne s Average price per sq. meters (thousand yen) Japanese IS Modern Be Dyne's Be free We's Dyne Centrage Grenier Dyne Dyne's value average area (sq. meters European
3.Detached Houses Business: Wood - framed (Sha - Wood) Significant potential to grow market share, so are continuing to strengthen the sales force and expand sales network Strong underlying demand for wood: 7% of customers approaching us interested in wood construction Survey of preferred construction method: Wood remains most popular Trends in Sha-Wood business performance Conventional wooden 2 4,2 6 Prefab (steel framed) Prefab (wood framed) Reinforced Concreate Other No answer Preferred construction method (multiple answers included) Survey targets: 2 4 6 8 *Analysis of customers by Sekisui House, 23 (%)
4. Rental Housing Sha - Maison Business The Sekiwa Real Estate companies will become wholly - owned subsidiaries in February 25 Fully reflect in share value of Sekisui House the steadily growing non - asset fee income accumulated by rental housing management business Sekiwa Group companies to become wholly-owned subsidiaries Sekiwa R.E. (Tokyo) 59.8 operating income Operating Income of Sekiwa Group earnings by leasing 25 Sekiwa R.E. Tohoku 55.1 Total earnings from real estate management 2 Sekiwa R.E. Chubu Sekiwa R.E. Kansai Sekiwa R.E. Chugoku Sekiwa R.E. Kyusyu 42.9 42.8 42. 42.7 To become 1% subsidiaries 2 4 6 8 1 Kyusyu Chugoku Chubu Tokyo Kansai Tohoku 98.1 99.1.1 1.1 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.1(F) (billion yen) 15 1 5
Promoting vertical integration of operations and regional fusion in making each Sekiwa Group company a wholly owned subsidiaries Actively pursuing relocation demand through strengthening Sekiwa Group network, which leads the industry in number of housing units managed Effects of making Sekiwa Group wholly owned Industrial leader in property management: 317,956 units as of July 24 Planning /design Construction Leasing Property management Vertical integration of Operations Sekiwa Real Estate Group Tokyo Tohoku Chugoku 25,374 units Chubu 94,791 units Tohoku 32,89 units Tokyo 94,641 units Sekisui House Chubu Kansai Regional fusion Kansai 5,31 units Chugoku Kyusyu Kyusyu 19,959 units
Provide high quality rental housing by strengthening ties between construction (flow) and leasing (stock) businesses Sekisui and Sekiwa promote the business from same perspective of improving both owner and tenant satisfaction Strong ties between construction and leasing to provide excellent quality housing Maintain high occupancy rates and boosting tie - up ratio Construct high - quality rental housing Provide high - quality management services 1 (%) Sekiwa tie - up ratio Sekiwa's occupancy ratio for leasing units Sekisui profit by flow Improve tenant satisfaction Maintain high occupancy rates Sekiwa Group profit by stock 9 8 7 6 95. 95.9 96.2 95.7 95.6 95. 95.2 75.4 77.5 72.8 69.5 59.9 57.3 56.2 5 Improve owner satisfaction 4 3 Continual expansion of rental housing orders 2 1 Increase in income from construction Increase the number of housing units managed Establishing a structure that maximizes overall profit of the Sekisui Group s rental housing business 98 99 1 2 3 4-1h *tie - up ratio = management and leasing contracts for Sekiwa / Sha - Maison orders FY)
5. Real Estate for Sales Business Shift toward active acquisition of prime housing land using strict selection criteria Newly acquired land for sale for 1 st Half of FY4: 9% compared to a previous full year (by lots) Newly accepted land for sale Procured land by region (1st Half of FY4 by land area) (lots) 6 Kyusyu area 6% Tohoku area 11% 5 Chugoku,Shikoku area 16% 4 Kanto area 17% 3 2 1 1.1 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.1 (F) (FY) Kinki area 26% Tokai area 24%
New Business: entering previously untapped market of metropolitan, smallscale, and first - time buyers Measures for two population shifts: Intensive inflow into Metropolitan area & Children of Baby boomer Continuous Expansion of Housing Development Purchasers of detached houses by age (Y/Y, ) 5 4 housing for sale in Tokyo area housing for sale nationwide owner-occupied 25 2 (%) 2.1 2 23 19.3 3 15.7 16.9 2 15 13.7 13. 12.2 1 1 6.1 7.1 1.4 8.5 1.5 1.2 9.9 1.1 8.1-1 5 3.5 2.5-2 -3 1 2 3 4 (Year) 2-29 3-34 35-39 4-44 45-49 5-54 55-59 *Japan Federation of Housing Organizations, 23 6-7 7- (age)
Newly launched MAST, built - for - sale brand, targeting first - time home buyers Sekisui House firmly maintains its mid to high tier housing strategy Price range by owner - occupancy & our customers (FY3) New brand MAST for first - time buyers (thousand units) 9 8 Owner - occupied housing Potential market our share %) 9 8 7 7 Sekiwa Real Estate companies Sekisui House 6 6 Brand MAST Be free /Be Dyne's /Sha - Wood 5 4 3 2 1 under 18 18-2- 22-24- 26-28- 3-32- 34-36- 38-4- (million yen) *Estimates based on figures from Land, Infrastructure and Transportation Ministry and H. L. C 5 4 3 2 1 Market completed houses for sale Mainly built to order Specifications Pre - planned design Made to order Target Urban, small scale, first - time buyers Mid to high tier housing Construction method Conventional wooden construction Prefab
6. Remodeling Business Increasing mobility through separating operations (Feb. 5) and detailed follow - up of our 7 thousand customers in Detached Houses Remodeling demand often occur 1-25 years after completion. Our stock will contribute remodeling business Remodeling orders by years after completion (FY 3) Cumulative: 1.68 mil. (Jan.4) (of which 7 thousand are DH) (billion yen) 2. 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 1..8.6.4.2 Aesthetic maintenance Modifications due to changes in family size Housing improvements (thousand buildings) 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1-25 years after construction cumulative housing sales houses sold annually 18 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2. 5 1 15 2 25 3 35 4 (years after construction) 73 75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 1 3 (FY)
7.Real Estate Investment Business Active investment in prime metropolitan locations on premise of clear exit strategy Leveraging ample cash flow in housing business with short - term investment of 5-1 billion yen Akasaka Project Total cost 35 billion yen Office buildings 2F, etc Past project Long - term possession of sale and rental real estate 1 to over 2 year project terms Multi-year booking of sales as D.H. and condominiums Floor space 51,35m2 Roppomgi Project (Temporary : Tokyo Mid Town Project) Total cost 35.5 billion yen (Our share 1%) Office buildings 54F Condo, Hotel, etc Future project Development projects in Tokyo and other major cities Securitization or sales to funds, etc after tenanting Short - term possession Floor space 568,8m2
Appendix. Summary of 1 st Half of Fiscal 24 Incorporate early adoption of fixed asset impairment accounting (6 billion yen) for this term Although overall housing starts have not increased, higher revenues have been achieved through strengthening of real estate for sale business since last term and adjustment of business structure First half of FY 24 and FY 24 Trend in Sales by Segments Interim of FY24 Forecast FY24 (million yen) Y/Y) million yen) Y/Y) Net sales 68,223 13.4 1,37, 13.3 (billion yen) 18 16 14 Other Real Estate for Lasing Real Estate for Sale Built to Order Housing New housing starts in Japan (thousand units) 125 12 Gross profit 137,16 11.1 274, 11.5 S.G. & A. 97,743 12.1 196, 13.3 12 1 115 Operating income 39,416 98.7 78, 97.1 8 11 Reccuring income 39,81 12.3 78, 98.7 6 Extraordinary income / loss 128 -- (2,372) -- 4 15 Net income 2,779 119.1 26, 68.9 2 1.1 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.1(F) 1
Significant increase in orders of Built - for - Sale housing for first time buyers, which have been strengthened since previous period Upturn in orders for core Built to Order houses targeting primarily at rebuilding / second time buyers after period of sluggish performance Aim to consolidate Sha - Maison business as tough conditions continue in market undergoing adjustment in supply and demand in regional cities Trend in Orders by each Business Trends in monthly orders 25 41up (our orders: FY941) 15 (thousand units) 2 2 Built - to -order Sha - Maison 14 Sekisui House orders 19 15 1 5 Real estate sales Overall 13 12 11 Housing starts (seasonally adjusted, annualized) 3 billion yen campaign 18 17 16 1 15-5 9 14-1 8 13-15 7 12-2 6 5 11 1-25 95 96 97 98 99 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4-1h (FY) *Sekisui House orders are moving average, indexed against FY 94 FY)