2004 Annual Report Print [PDF] Japanese
INDEX Previous Next
Group Results Summary
 
As of March 31, 2004
 
Operating income 31.8%UP   Cash flow from operating activities 72.2%UP   ROE 7.6% (last year: -17.1%)
 
Thanks to a sharp recovery in profits, the equity ratio rose 1.1 percentage points to 45.3%
Approximately ¥25 billion lump-sum payment to Company's welfare pension fund
Non-operating income increased due to ¥9.5 billion actuarial gain on retirement benefits
Interest-bearing liabilities reduced by ¥4.5 billion to ¥1.5 billion at term-end
 
The parent company's share of the group total
Sales   Operating income
 
Positive factors for fiscal 2003
Housing industry as a whole
Private-sector capital investment (in real terms) rose 12% year-on-year, topping the 10% growth mark for the first time in five years.
Current reduced tax amount on mortgage loans extended by one year.
Daiwa House group
The gross profit margin on land rose 6.6 percentage points. (Daiwa House non-consolidated figure)
The group's resort hotel business moved back into the black.
Negative factors for fiscal 2003
Housing industry as a whole
Although the margin of decline in the publicly assessed land price shrank, and a bottoming out of the downward trend was seen in certain quarters, the overall market situation remained weak.
The proportion of prefabricated housing as a percentage of total new housing construction starts declined for the fourth consecutive year, falling as far as 13.5%.
Daiwa House group
One-time expenses relating to the closure of home centers and other cost factors were recorded in the amount of ¥11.3 billion.
Sales of lot-subdivision single-family houses declined from the previous term, both in number of units and amount on a non-consolidated basis.
top
INDEX Previous Next
Daiwa House group Copyright