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Operating risk
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Land and building rental business
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- Possibility that lower rents and higher vacancy rates may affect the Company's business results due to the impact of economic trends, performance of tenant companies, and fluctuations in building supply and demand
- Possibility that the business results may fluctuate significantly due to a large amount of real estate acquisition tax or registration license tax at the time of real estate acquisition being recorded as an expense
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- Minimizing the impact of market fluctuations by developing business with diversified asset types
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Regional concentration
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- Possibility that the business results may be significantly affected by a large-scale disaster and fluctuations in the supply and demand trends for real estate leasing in the Osaka area due to the concentration of properties in the Kansai area (particularly in Osaka)
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- More investments outside the Kansai area, mainly in the Tokyo metropolitan area, to reduce the regional concentration risk
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Dependence on specific clients
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- Possibility that the Company's business results may be impacted by the performance of three clients that provide over 10% of all net sales
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- Diversify our tenants through development and acquisition of new properties
- Offering appropriate services and building stronger relationships with tenants in order to reduce risks of major tenants moving out and to maintain and improve our fee levels
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Fluctuation in resource prices
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- Possibility of increase in operating costs due to higher rates of electricity
- Possibility of increase in development costs due to higher prices of building materials
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- Gather appropriate information and disclose the impact
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Disaster risk
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Natural disasters and man-made disasters
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- Possibility that our customers, buildings and facilities may be damaged and the business results and financial condition may also be affected (in the event of a large-scale natural disaster, such as an earthquake, windstorm or flooding, or a man-made disaster, such as fire or a terrorist attack)
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- Renewing our buildings to become compatible with business continuity measures.
- Strengthening resilience through developing BCP and holding drills.
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Spread of infectious disease
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- Possibility that the economy may deteriorate and the Company's business results may be adversely affected by the spread of new infectious diseases
- Possibility that the business activities may be negatively affected by the spread of infection within the Company, which is a disadvantage of a company managed by a small number of staff
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- Maintaining the health and safety of employees by revising work regulations
including on remote work and taking infection prevention measures
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Climate change risk
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Transition risk
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- Possibility of increase in costs and tax burden in response to stricter energy conservation regulations and the introduction of a carbon tax
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- Strengthening efforts to promote energy savings.
- Introduction of renewable energy.
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Physical risk
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- Possibility that our customers, buildings and facilities may be damaged and the business results and financial condition may also be affected due to intensification of windstorm or flooding
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- Reducing the risk of submersion by relocating critical facilities to upper floors and installing flood-control panels
- Strengthening resilience through preventive maintenance, developing BCP, and holding drills.
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Financial risk
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Fluctuation in asset values
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- Possibility that impairment losses may be recognized in the event of a fall in market prices of our assets (such as land, buildings, and investment securities)
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- Working to prevent profitability decline such as by reshuffling properties and increasing their value.
- Examining investment securities individually on an annual basis at the Board of Directors Meeting as well as selling securities that are deemed to have little significance.
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Dependency on interest- bearing debt
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- Possibility of rising interest rates for interest-bearing debts
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- Leveraging the current low interest environment to reduce and fix the interest rates.
- Prolonging the average repayment period.
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Amendments to laws, regulations, and tax systems
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- Possibility that any changes to the laws and regulations related to real estate and construction may restrict the execution of operations in the building lease business and building management business and affect the business results
- Possibility that changes in tax and accounting systems may affect the Company's business results and financial condition
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- Gathering appropriate information on related laws, regulations, tax systems, and accounting systems, and disclosing the impact, although it is difficult to avoid the risks
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Compliance risk
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Violation of laws,regulations,etc.
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- Loss of social credibility and restrictions on business activities due to compliance violations
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- Selecting compliance committee members from various departments and regularly verifying the status of initiatives in the departments
- Using the Compliance Committee to disseminate information on compliance with laws, regulations, etc. through training sessions and other means
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Information risk
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Information security
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- Possibility of leakage of information related to our corporate activities and business operations, as well as personal information, through unauthorized access from outside and other frauds
- Possibility that cyberattacks on in-house systems may disrupt business operations
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- Implementing security measures to prevent unauthorized access, etc.
- Asking external parties entrusted with the handling of personal information
to disclose the purpose of use and the handling of personal information, and strictly supervising and managing such trustees
- Establishing an information security management system and conducting
training on the handling of information
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