LANDNET Inc. Q4 FY2025 earnings call

Core Business Model & Competitive Advantages

• Landnet operates a "direct procurement, direct sales" buy-resell model for used real estate: the firm purchases properties outright, completes renovations, and resells to individual end-users and investors.
• The firm maintains a 3.74 million entry property database (as of July 2025) integrated with its in-house core cloud system RCP, which centralizes property registry, price history, and repair history data. This integration enables data-backed property price appraisals regardless of property location or age.
• The direct procurement model cuts out broker intermediary fees, lowering intermediate procurement costs, and the firm maintains shorter inventory turnover days than industry peers, reducing inventory risk while expanding operations.
• Since listing in July 2021, the firm has achieved an average annual revenue growth rate of 22.8% from the July 2022 fiscal period, driven by its competitive model.

Market Context

• Japan's used real estate distribution market is expanding, with existing home sales accounting for 42.3% of total residential transactions, far below the >80% share seen in the U.S. and U.K., leaving significant room for future growth.
• Near-term demand remains strong: Tokyo area used condominium contracted per-tatami prices have hit all-time highs, and have risen year-over-year for 63 consecutive months as of May 2025. The Japanese government is also policy-supporting increased used residential utilization, supporting long-term transaction growth.

Growth Initiatives

• Beyond the firm's traditional core of downtown investment studio apartments, Landnet is expanding its property portfolio to include family-sized apartments, single-family homes, and small apartment buildings, leveraging its existing database and sales network to capture higher average-price transactions.
• The firm has launched the real estate crowdfunding platform LSEED to attract new individual investors. The November 2025 LSEED#19 offering saw an oversubscription rate of 128.9% against a 50 million yen target, demonstrating strong investor demand. This channel expands both the firm's property procurement capacity and its investor base for long-term growth.

The provided transcript does not break out separate financial performance for distinct product segments. 72% of the firm's total property procurement volume comes from direct purchases from property owners, with the remaining 28% sourced via third-party brokers. Cumulative funding for the firm's crowdfunding segment LSEED has exceeded 1 billion yen, but the segment currently contributes only a small share of total revenue. As of July 2025, the firm has 57,000 completed transaction records across all its business lines.

• The firm's medium-term management plan targets 165.4 billion yen in revenue and 5.7 billion yen in ordinary income for the July 2028 fiscal period, representing ~1.7x growth over the July 2025 fiscal period actual results for both metrics.
• As a long-term vision, Landnet targets 500 billion yen in total revenue and 20 billion yen in ordinary income over the long run, with a plan to expand its direct procurement-direct sales model nationwide using its proprietary database and RCP system as core competitive advantages.

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