Daiwa House Forecasts FY2026 Livness Business Sales of About ¥550 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Daiwa House forecasts FY2026 U.S. single-family housing sales of approximately JPY 730 billion, versus JPY 188 billion at acquisition.
  • General contracting and construction sales are projected at approximately JPY 630 billion, versus approximately JPY 300 billion in FY2013.
  • Subcontracting and building systems sales are forecast at approximately JPY 260 billion.
  • Livness sales are expected at approximately JPY 550 billion, versus JPY 470.6 billion in FY2025, targeting JPY 1 trillion from FY2030.
  • The planned dividend is JPY 90 per share, marking a 17th consecutive annual increase, with a 35.9% non-GAAP payout ratio.


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