Nippon Steel Corporation
Nippon Steel’s “2030 Medium- to Long-Term Management Plan”
Nippon Steel has formulated the "2030 Medium- to Long-Term Management Plan," promoting the strengthening of its domestic profit base and global growth strategy overseas, aiming for consolidated core profit exceeding 1 trillion yen.
Key Figures
- Investment Amount: Total scale of 6 trillion yen
- Counterpart Companies: United States Steel Corporation, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India Private Limited
- Implementation Timing: December 2025
- Revenue Contribution: Unknown
AI要約
Overview of Business Progress
Nippon Steel has approved the "2030 Medium- to Long-Term Management Plan," aiming to thoroughly pursue cost competitiveness domestically, expand comprehensive solution offerings, and maximize the group's overall strength. Overseas, it focuses on the U.S., Europe, India, and Thailand as priority areas, promoting the establishment of an integrated iron source manufacturing system through the U.S. Steel acquisition, capacity expansion of AM/NS India, and market share growth in Thailand. Total capital expenditures amount to approximately 6 trillion yen, with planned investment of $11 billion in U.S. Steel by the end of 2028.
Future Development and Impact on Management
By fiscal 2030, Nippon Steel aims for consolidated core profit exceeding 1 trillion yen, ROE around 10%, and D/E ratio around 0.7. Through strengthening profit bases domestically and internationally and executing global growth strategies, the company seeks to reclaim the position as the world’s No.1 steel manufacturer. Plans also include large-scale electric furnace introduction toward carbon neutrality, promotion of GX steel market formation, advanced technology development, operational efficiency improvements, and strengthening human capital competitiveness. Shareholder returns will maintain a stable dividend with a minimum annual dividend amount set at 24 yen.
