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EDINET 7222 Positive Risk Analyzed 📈 Growth 6/10
NISSAN SHATAI CO.,LTD.
Annual Securities Report - 103rd Term(2025/04/01 - 2026/03/31) / 2026-06-23 11:49
Covers EDINET statutory filings (TDNET timely disclosures / earnings flashes are not included).
EarningsGuidance UpNew ProductNew MarketVolumeCapacity
AI Summary
2026-06-23 11:56
FY2025 delivered strong earnings with Revenue +15.2% (¥350.5B → ¥403.8B) and Operating Profit +175.1% (¥5.1B → ¥14.1B), driven by new Patrol/Armada models and product enhancements. Recognized special losses of ¥2.6B impairment and ¥2.1B restructuring provisions for Shonan plant conversion to service parts production. FY2026 guidance: Revenue +10.9%, OP +48.3%.
KEY POINTS
- Significant earnings improvement with revenue +15.2% and OP +175.1%, boosted by new premium models (Patrol, Armada) and Caravan/NV200 minor changes
- Extreme parent-company dependency: 98.2% of revenue from Nissan Motor. Medium-term plan emphasizes expansion beyond parent via specialty vehicles and support business
- Shonan plant strategic transition: AD production ceased, NV200 Vanette ending March 2027; converting to service parts hub. FY2026 capex ¥32.3B planned
📊 Revenue
Revenue +15.2% (¥350.5B → ¥403.8B)
💰 Operating profit
Operating Profit +175.1% (¥5.1B → ¥14.1B)
🔮 Outlook
FY2026 Outlook: Revenue +10.9% (¥403.8B → ¥447.8B), OP +48.3% (¥14.1B → ¥20.9B)
📈 Growth outlook
📈 Growth 6/10
Moderate growth outlook supported by new model ramp-up and specialty vehicle expansion, but structural constraint from 98.2% Nissan Motor dependency. Success of service parts business transition and diversification beyond parent will determine growth trajectory.
Growth drivers
- Strong export sales of new Patrol and Armada models in Middle East and North America markets
- Product competitiveness enhancement via Caravan and NV200 Vanette minor changes for domestic market
- Specialty vehicle business expansion (MYROOM, Tabicafe) and support services to reduce parent-company revenue concentration
- Production efficiency gains: Nissan Shatai Kyushu's 3-shift operation since December 2025 and manufacturing capability improvements
Risk and growth scores and tags are AI-generated estimates from analyzing the disclosure. They are not guarantees of fact, nor investment advice or recommendations. Make investment decisions at your own discretion.
⚠️ Extracted Risk Factors
| Category | Description | Score | New |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Concentration Risk | 98.2% of revenue depends on parent company Nissan Motor. Major earnings impact risk from shifts in parent's sales strategy or production policy. | 9/10 | |
| Earnings Deterioration Risk | Vehicle production significantly declining: AD production ceased Oct 2025, NV200 ending March 2027. Success of conversion to service parts business uncertain. | 8/10 | |
| Intensified Competition Risk | Competition within Nissan Group production network. Auto business competitiveness challenged amid global overcapacity rationalization. | 7/10 | |
| Supply Chain Risk | Supply chain disruption from large-scale disasters, cyber attacks, geopolitical risks (Middle East tensions). Semiconductor supply instability poses production risk. | 7/10 | |
| Regulatory Risk | Fuel efficiency and emissions regulation tightening increases R&D costs. Delayed CASE/SDV response risks loss of market competitiveness. | 6/10 | |
| Climate Change Risk | Factory shutdown/supply chain disruption from extreme weather. Temperature-related disasters cause operational suspension and recovery investments. | 6/10 | |
| Information Security Risk | Ransomware and cyber attacks cause operational suspension, data loss, and confidential information disclosure. System failure threatens business continuity. | 6/10 | |
| Impairment Risk | Extensive fixed assets held. High impairment risk if business environment deteriorates. Already recognized ¥2.6B impairment for Shonan plant conversion. | 6/10 |
9/10
Customer Concentration Risk
98.2% of revenue depends on parent company Nissan Motor. Major earnings impact risk from shifts in parent's sales strategy or production policy.
8/10
Earnings Deterioration Risk
Vehicle production significantly declining: AD production ceased Oct 2025, NV200 ending March 2027. Success of conversion to service parts business uncertain.
7/10
Intensified Competition Risk
Competition within Nissan Group production network. Auto business competitiveness challenged amid global overcapacity rationalization.
7/10
Supply Chain Risk
Supply chain disruption from large-scale disasters, cyber attacks, geopolitical risks (Middle East tensions). Semiconductor supply instability poses production risk.
6/10
Regulatory Risk
Fuel efficiency and emissions regulation tightening increases R&D costs. Delayed CASE/SDV response risks loss of market competitiveness.
6/10
Climate Change Risk
Factory shutdown/supply chain disruption from extreme weather. Temperature-related disasters cause operational suspension and recovery investments.
6/10
Information Security Risk
Ransomware and cyber attacks cause operational suspension, data loss, and confidential information disclosure. System failure threatens business continuity.
6/10
Impairment Risk
Extensive fixed assets held. High impairment risk if business environment deteriorates. Already recognized ¥2.6B impairment for Shonan plant conversion.
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