Investor Presentaiton
Business model of the Hirogin Holdings
While deepening and expanding the operation axis and customer axis in the market of four local prefectures (Okayama, Yamaguchi, and
Ehime) centering on Hiroshima, which has potentials (such as economic scale and growth opportunities), Hirogin Holdings will thoroughly
work on solving every issue faced by the regional community and customers and actively commit itself to the development of the region,
thereby realizing its management philosophy and achieving the group's sustainable growth.
☐ Business model of the Hirogin Holdings
Differentiation with other companies
(Source of competitive advantage)
Management Philosophy (Management Vision)
By closely offering thorough
support to customers and be
trusted
Relations
with the regional
community and customers
Deepening and
expanding the
customer axis
Business
assessment
Corporate
customers
Family asset
Individual
management
As a regional comprehensive services
group
•
.
Provision of
Solutions
Deepening and
expanding of the
operation axis
• Building platforms for
regional economic
development
Expanding business
domains leveraging Group
functions and alliances
(finance + non-finance)
customers (incl. asset building /
investment)
Ascertaining needs
Accumulation of past information
Percentage of users of business potential
evaluation services of our main target of
customers with sales of 200 million yen or
more
➤ Number of business succession/asset
succession needs questionnaires prepared
Approx. 35%
(Users of service: approx. 3,000
customers/borrowers: approx. 9,000 customers)
Approx. 25,000
Contribute to the creation of
a prosperous future for the
regional community
Development
of the region and
growth of customers
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Contribution to
achieving SDGS
Further
risk-taking
in the region
High evaluation from the regional
community and customers
Sustainable growth of the
•
group
Strengthening profitability
Establishment of a stable
management base
Improvement of corporate value
(fulfilling shareholder return)
High evaluation from the market
(investors and shareholders)
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