DUSKIN 60th Anniversary

Medium-Term Management Policy 2022

Positioning of Medium-Term Management Policy 2022

The scope of the Medium-Term Management Policy 2022 is the three years from the fiscal year ending March 31, 2023 to the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. This three-year period is set as the third phase of the ONE DUSKIN long-term strategy. We will strive to spark further growth in the foundation constructed in the first and second phases, implement initiatives to mark the completion of our long-term strategy, and make every effort to expand our corporate value.

Our Medium-term Management Policy 2022

Duskin's Vision

The Duskin ideal

Basic Policy

Unify business and morals by reforming our portfolios to address the changing business climate and solve social issues

Since its founding, Duskin has placed the philosophy of unifying business and morals at the heart of all its operations. The business element hints at our pursuit of sustainable growth while serving our local communities, that is, enhancing economic value. To this we add our goal to enhance social value implied by the morals as we take genuine pleasure in striving to live up to society's expectations.
In other words, unifying business and morals is all about pursuing greater economic and social value alike, which will ultimately enhance our corporate value. We will continue to stay true to this belief.

Numerical Targets (Consolidated Basis)

Consolidated management numerical targets

Business Performance Forecast by Segment

Direct Selling Group

●FY2023
Given that heightened hygiene awareness is expected to continue and the greater number of Care Service locations, net sales are expected to increase 4.7% compared to FY2022. At the same time, however, attaching RFID tags to the 31 million rental products (mats and mops) in circulation ahead of the start of RFID use in FY2024 is expected to incur cost of sales of about 4,300 million yen, which will significantly decrease profit.
●FY2024
Net sales are expected to increase 1.6% compared to FY2023, while profit is expected to increase due to efficiencies and lower costs (about 1,400 million yen) accompanying the start of RFID use.

Food Group

●FY2023
Net sales are expected to increase 6.2% compared to FY2022 due to such factors as increased shopping convenience for Mister Donut customers and the opening of new shops. At present, it is hard to predict the impact of external factors, but assuming that they are similar to FY2022, we forecast that profit will increase.
●FY2024
Compared to FY2023, a greater number of shops in operation is expected to increase net sales 4.3%. Net sales, in turn, are expected to increase profit.

Three Strategic Themes

Three themes based on the Basic Policy

(1) Reforming our business portfolios

1. Existing businesses

We will expand our business domains and strengthen our value chain through new products and services.

Direct Selling Group

In line with our goal of helping customers fine-tune the rhythm of their daily lives and working environments, we place highest priority on hygiene and cleanliness. We are making every effort to rebrand our corporate image into a company forging clean and healthy environments. In addition to hygiene and cleanliness domain, we also aim to expand work-life management and senior support areas.

Food Group

We are committed to developing new business models that cater to different locations, customer base and needs than the existing brands while also boosting the value chain through the internalization of major raw material processing and distribution for current businesses.

2. Investing in new growth opportunities

Active investments in M&A, R&D and others

We plan to introduce new technologies and restructure our business model by actively investing in M&A, venture capital and R&D, in domains where we currently fall short of maintaining lifelong relationships with customers, but also in those addressing social issues such as conservation of the global environment, declining birthrate, aging society and regional revitalization, and that are also expected to harness synergies with existing businesses in the future.

Overseas strategies

Besides pursuing growth in the countries where we are already present, we are considering further expansion into new countries after carefully assessing the situation in each country, including the market environment.

(2) Establishing a solid foundation

1. Boosting R&D and human capital management

We are advancing human capital management focused on securing a diverse workforce and on developing and utilizing the human resources required to reform our business portfolios. At the same time, we are working on boosting R&D through efforts such as enhancing the company's development capabilities and promoting open innovation. Furthermore, we are driving new efficiencies through digitalization and other means with the utmost goal of laying the foundation for our companywide digital transformation (DX) strategy.

2. Corporate governance

In light of the purpose of the revised Corporate Governance Code, we are moving forward with initiatives that will help create a governance structure appropriate for the Prime Market.

(3) Coexistence with local communities

We aim to enhance the company's environmental value by contributing to the creation of a decarbonized, recycling-oriented society. Among our continuous efforts are investments meant to reduce our environmental footprint.

Financial and Capital Policies, Investment Strategy

We will engage in bold investments in new growth opportunities to rebuild our business portfolios. Also, we are committed to improving capital efficiency by various means, such as reducing financial assets and considering borrowing from financial institutions, in addition to utilizing operating cash flows during the three-year period.

Cash Allocation for 3 Years
Cash Allocation for 3 Years