Vision/Mission
We aim for a unique prosperous and good company to provide all of our stakeholders the best customer satisfaction.
In order to achieve our business objectives, we will aim for a furthermore efficient and highly profitable company by combining our best technologies and to be fully trusted by society, while our construction business will keep coexisting harmoniously with the nature and surroundings. This, however, will be without falling into just a profit-oriented business philosophy that benefits the company in an unjust and improper way.
We are given an important mission to contribute to society through our business development and to live up to customers’ expectations by featuring all of our technologies, and providing high quality products at a low cost.
Business Description
Construction business and real estate business.
Background
May 1947 – Bulldozer Construction Co., Ltd. (Aoki Corporation) established.
Sep 1950 – Fusou Civil Engineering Construction Co., Ltd. (Asunaro Construction Co., Ltd) established.
Oct 2000 – Takamatsu Corporation purchased Kamatsu Construction Co., Ltd. (Asunaro Construction Co., Ltd.)
Dec 2001 – Aoki Corporation starts a civil rehabilitation proceeding.
Jul 2002 – Takamatsu Corporation purchased Aoki Corporation.
Apr 2004 – Asunaro Construction Co., Ltd. and Aoki Corporation merged to build a stronger business base.
Markets
Japan
Location
Address: 8-2, 4-Chome, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, 108-0014, Japan
Phone number: +81-3-5419-1011
Fax: +81-3-5419-1016
Competitive Advantages
We have five amphibious bulldozers; there are the only five in the world.
Safety of the operator is secured as the machine is operated by way of remote wireless control.
The apron attached to the soil-removing blade carries excavated soil without much spillage.
By tilting the exhaust duct toward the rear, the plant can be operated even under a bridge.
The soil removal blade concurrently works as a leveling and smoothing tool while moving on the seabed, thus achieving more accurate excavation compared to using an excavation barge (and there is less possibility of over excavation or over crushing).
Because there is no need for anchoring, the amphibious bulldozer has less effect on vessel traffic.
Financial Projection
First, we are pleased to report that this fiscal year, orders received and operating income recorded the highest amount since the merger.
We shall continue to pursue the interests of our shareholders, focusing on our performance and management goals as well as shareholder returns.
We have a sound financial position; there is no debt.
Company Goals & Objectives
We will continue to pursue the interests of our shareholders, focusing on our performance and management goals as well as shareholder returns.
Taking on challenges in new construction business fields.
Management
We have 11 directors, 4 auditors, 21 officers, and five of the officers are also executive directors. One director is an external director. All of auditors are external auditors.
Employees
We have 1,605 employees in Japan, as at 31 March 2015 (consolidated).
Highlights
Apr 2004 – Asunaro Construction Co., Ltd. and Aoki Corporation merged to build a stronger business base.
May 2006 – Asunaro Aoki Construction Co., Ltd. purchased Toko Corporation, which is good at slope stabilization and ground improvement.
Sep 2008 – Asunaro Aoki Construction Co., Ltd. purchased Mirai Construction Co., Ltd., which is good at ocean civil engineering.
May 2012 – Asunaro Aoki Construction Co., Ltd. purchased Shimadagumi Corporation, which is good at excavation of buried cultural property.
Aug 2014 – We announced the Asunaro Aoki Group's Mid-Term Management Plan.
