Mid term Business Plan 2026
Mid term Business Plan 2026
The DyDo Group has put its “Medium-Term Management Plan 2026,” a five-year plan launched in FY2022, which outlines the Group’s actions during the growth stage, into motion as it works to realize the vision set forth in our Group Mission 2030, “For DyDo Group to create enjoyable, healthy lifestyles for people around the world.” Additionally, in March 2025, three years after the formulation of the Medium-Term Management Plan 2026, we reviewed the plan in light of the current situation. Below is the revised the Medium-Term Management Plan 2026.
Revision of the Medium-Term Management Plan 2026
Over the three years since the formulation of Medium-Term Management Plan 2026, we have significantly changed our internal structure through business alliances and M&A, and the external environment has also changed rapidly, as exemplified by the soaring raw material prices. As a result, the assumptions underlying the plan have changed significantly, and all target values, including financial indicators, have diverged from reality. Therefore, we have revised the Medium-Term Management Plan. While we have changed the target management indicators and detailed strategies for each business, our vision and basic policies remain unchanged.
Significant Changes in Internal Structure
- ·To establish a firm advantage in the vending machine market, we established Dynamic Vending Network, Inc. in a joint venture with Asahi Soft Drinks Co., Ltd. in FY 2023.
- ·In FY2024, we acquired the Polish beverage company Wosana S.A.
Rapid Changes in the External Environment
- ·The increase in various raw material costs, triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine in FY2022.
- ·Addressing raw material costs and other related costs is an urgent issue.
- ·The occurrence of hyperinflation in Turkey.
Key Performance Indicators
Sales growth rate(CAGR) +9%
Consolidated operating profit ratio 3%
Consolidated ROIC 4%
* Before application of hyperinflation accounting
* Invested capital is the amount put into in the business segments
Basic Policies
Where, and what, we want to be
taking on challenges and co-creating and so continue to lead the industry
Strategy
Establish a solid advantage in vending machine market
Further evolve smart operations
Develop and deliver products that are delicious for sound mind and body
Implement strategic cost reforms
Where, and what, we want to be
Strategy
Expand and stabilize the Turkish Beverage Business
Expand the Polish Beverage Business through the establishment of new production lines
Cultivate healthy global brands in Chinese and Southeast Asian markets
Home shopping sales of supplements
(Domestic Beverage Business)
Where, and what, we want to be
Strategy
Establish a foundation for the regrowth of "Locomo Pro"
Develop products that give consideration to materials used and overall balance
Evolve our fulfillment* capabilities based on our business strategies
*Receiving orders, processing payments, inventory management, logistics, and other processes up to after-sales follow-up. At DyDo DRINCO these are each outsourced
Pharmaceutical-related Business
Where, and what, we want to be
Strategy
Respond to market needs through the reorganization of the production system
Restructure revenue structure
Food Business
Where, and what, we want to be
Strategy
Solidify business foundation through continuous review of production and supply systems
Maintain top market share, expand business domains
Orphan Drug Business
Where, and what, we want to be
Strategy
Provide information on the proper use of "Firdapse® Tablet 10 mg" and ensure quality assurance and stable supply to penetrate the market
Promote the clinical development of DYD-701 in Japan and aim to obtain approval of New Drug Application
Aim to acquire new drug candidates targeting rare diseases
Financial Discipline and Investment Strategy/Capital Allocation
Continue financial discipline, review investment capital and allocation. Enhance capital productivity and maintain a stable financial foundation
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Financial disciplineROIC > WACCMaintain equity ratio of around 50%Maintaining Net Cash Positive
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Investment capitalAccumulated Operating Cash Flows for the Remaining 2 Years: 26 billion yen or moreStrategic Investment Within the positive net cash limit
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Capital allocationFocused reinvestment to ensure a competitive advantage in the vending machine business:
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·Vending machine-related assetsApprox. 12 billion yen
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·IT/DX promotion
(updates to security and core systems)Approx. 4 billion yen -
·Other equipment investment, etc.Approx. 7 billion yen
For shareholders, we aim to maintain stable dividend payouts and as performance improves, become able to raise dividendsTo achieve growth in the Achievement Stage planned for FY 2027 and beyond, we will allocate capital based on appropriate individual investment decisions, regardless of whether it is within existing businesses or new initiatives -