Casa, Inc. · TSE:7196

Casa — Q1 FY ending January 2026 Earnings Presentation

31 slides from Casa's earnings presentation, June 2025

  1. Slide 1: Briefing Material for the first quarter financial results

    Casa Inc. Fiscal Year ending January 2026 Briefing Material for the first quarter financial results Ticker code: 7196

  2. Slide 2: Summary on consolidated performance

    Summary on consolidated performance 1Q of FY 1Q of FY Compared 【 Sales】 Earnings forecast ended ending with 1Q of the 【 1Q 】 (Unit: JPY million) previous fiscal In addition to the increase in the number of contracts in force since January 2025 January 2026 year 2Q 4Q the previous year, sales were st

  3. Slide 3: Details on consolidated income statement

    Details on consolidated income statement Compared with 1Q of the (Unit: JPY million) 【 Sales】 1Q of FY ended January 2025 1Q of FY ending January 2026 previous fiscal year  Although the number of new contracts increased only slightly compared Sales 2,995 3,154 105.3% to the previous year, the initi

  4. Slide 4: Major KPIs in the rent guarantee business

    Major KPIs in the rent guarantee business Number of New Contracts Number of Contracts in Force Number of Agencies Initiatives to expand new contracts Compared with 1Q of the Compared with Compared with 1Q 1Q of the previous previous fiscal year of the previous fiscal year Unit: thousand contracts 10

  5. Slide 5: Expansion of the rent guarantee business for commercial properties

    Expansion of the rent guarantee business for commercial properties Highly aligned with needs for rent guarantee, and has 2,500 Percentage of commercial properties in the total received positive feedback from many parties  Cooperation with commercial properties specialist 単位:百万円 Commercial 事properti

  6. Slide 6: Expansion of service lineup

    Expansion of service lineup As an outbound call center, we provide “hospitality calls” to residents, aiming By deepening our “Rent guarantee + α” business model, we to improve customer satisfaction and profits through heartfelt communication. aim to secure new revenue sources and strengthen our cust

  7. Slide 7: Creating new value through collaboration with companies

    Creating new value through collaboration with companies CasaWEB Expanding our partnerships with various companies Promote DX through data linkage and system utilization Monitoring service Home contents insurance Rent, etc. Fixed cost Variable costs Renewal fee of (Parking, signboard, etc.) (Water an

  8. Slide 8: Improving operational efficiency in digital transformation and additional development of rent guarantee

    Improving operational efficiency in digital transformation and additional development of rent guarantee Sales Examination  Automated screening using credit  Replace of CasaWEB information data  Additional development  Improved efficiency and sophistication of Improved Improved credit decisions u

  9. Slide 9: Record allowance for doubtful accounts

    Management according to the risk characteristics of receivables Trends in reimbursement claims and allowance for doubtful accounts Compression of reimbursement claims (JPY million) (JPY million) 6,313 Percentage of allowance 6,070 Current month's receivables: 求償債権 Reimbursement Clams 貸倒引当金 Allowance

  10. Slide 10: Creating an environment for strengthening debt collection

    Creating an environment for strengthening debt collection Customer management Call Center department Credit management department Strengthening management Strengthening management Strengthening management • Optimal call schedule management • Management of contract deadlines • Formulate collection po

  11. Slide 11: COMPASS

    C O M PA S S Casa group

  12. Slide 12: Business model sought by COMPASS

    Business model sought by COMPASS Realizing transparent and efficient property rental management together with property owners Next-generation property rental management using technology Landlords contact each property manually B u i l d i n g a re n t a l ma n a g e me n t and by phone platform Attr

  13. Slide 13: Challenges faced by self-managed property owners

    Market for COMPASS Challenges faced by self-managed property owners Actual situation of landlords Issues in rental property management Built over 40 Rent arrears 49.0% years ago Indoor soiling 42.5% Others 11.1% 13.3% 40s Heavy tax burden 35.9% Built 30 Built less than 24.7% years 20 years old Troub

  14. Slide 14: Targets of COMPASS: Market Size

    Targets of COMPASS Market Size 9.16 Million households Target: Single building/small-scale business Target: Single-family homes and condominiums Self-managed landlord 100,000 people Single building/Full-time/large- market scale property owner 1,130,000 people Detached house/condominium owner 770,000

  15. Slide 15: Strategic targeting and landlord acquisition in self-management strategies

    Strategic targeting and landlord acquisition in self-management strategies Improving awareness With rent guarantee Sales and ・ WEB marketing Year-on-year Marketing ・ Promotional activities OwnerWEB Further expand and strengthen our Number of registered landlords 122% customer base Promotion of usage

  16. Slide 16: Strengths of COMPASS

    Strengths of COMPASS Service design based on the “owner’s perspective” is the source of differentiation Acquisition of landlords Age band of landlords Number of contacts 10,000 landlords 10,000 contacts acquired 30s to 50s per year Acquired landlords through Proposing solutions to over Digital nativ

  17. Slide 17: OwnerWEB2.0

    OwnerWEB2.0 By providing rent guarantee services for property owners, COMPASS has taken the lead in facilitating the introduction of rent guarantees and improving operational efficiency. Attracting tenants Currently moving in When moving out Collaboration in recruiting tenants, On-site response to t

  18. Slide 18: COMPASS platform concept

    COMPASS platform concept 2027 2026 Expansion of service lineup 2024 - 2025 Deployment of web- based services for Platform concept dealing with tenants Service deployment OwnerWEB3.0 based on rent guarantee Acquiring landlords OwnerWEB2.0 Attracting landlords OwnerWEB1.0 Copyright © 2025 Casa Inc. 17

  19. Slide 19: Organizational Strategy

    Organizational Strategy Organizational strategy

  20. Slide 20: Human resources strategy

    Human resources strategy Fostering a culture that develops human resources and creates value Human resources strategy Realizing our corporate philosophy What we expect from our Value provided to employees employees The ideal organizational image Expressing your Fostering a creative corporate culture

  21. Slide 21: Strengthening the management department

    Strengthening the management department Collaboration with management Building a functional system through mutual evaluation Smooth collaboration from management to executive departments Optimizing the entire organization through information sharing • Improvement instructions Management • Communicat

  22. Slide 22: The wheel of improvement (Kaizen)

    The wheel of improvement (“Kaizen”) The wheel of improvement (“Kaizen”) The gears that create the wheel of improvement (“Kaizen”) Casa’s DNA Casa’s DNA Operations A culture of working A culture that seeks improvement diligently and sincerely challenges in everything (“Kaizen”) Promoting “cost optimi

  23. Slide 23: Expansion of business domain: Maximizing Group synergies

    Expansion of business domain Maximizing Group synergies Call Center Busines In the property rental management market, the High-quality call service that use of rent guarantees through management focuses on the results and companies has reached 90%, functioning as an satisfaction of clients infrastru

  24. Slide 24: ESG

    ESG Initiatives

  25. Slide 25: Corporate Philosophy

    Rent guarantee Online real service estate transactions INDUSTRY, SUSTAINABLE CITIES INNOVATION AND AND COMMUNITIES INFRASTRUCTURE Systematization of Service for tenants business operations Corporate Philosophy Service for Promoting digital child support transformation in guarantee real estate

  26. Slide 26: Children's Future Strategy MAP

    Environment surrounding children Agency for Children and Families’ Strategy for Children’s Future Media activities Children’s Future Strategy MAP March 2024 Yomiuri News Paper “Public and private support for receiving child support” June 2024 Tokyo MX TV “Jun Hori Morning FLAG” October 2024: Partner

  27. Slide 27: Activity status of child support guarantee

    Activity status of child support guarantee “Divorce Seminar” on the day to learn about child support (419) Participating in Access for All Activities Providing multifaceted support for single-parent families Shonan Bellmare Futsal Club Shonan Bellmare Futsal Club is actively working to solve local s

  28. Slide 28: Our thoughts on ESG and sustainability

    Our thoughts on ESG and sustainability The Casa Group’s corporate philosophy is to create a society where everyone can live with peace of mind. We will contribute to the society through realizing people's rich and happy lives. Environment Social Governance We shall try to reduce CO2 by going We shal

  29. Slide 29: ESG Data

    ESG Data Percentage Percentage of female Percentage of non- Childcare leave acquisition Acquisition rate of Rate of job of female employees leaders regular employees rate by gender annual paid leave separation Full-time: 39.2% Male: 100% Male: 65.6% 31.7% 34.6% Female: 100% Female: 94.4% Full-time:

  30. Slide 30: Creating society where everybody can live with peace of mind

    Casa shall do its utmost effort to maintain safe living environment for people, contribute to improvement of livelihood culture, and realize prosperous society Creating society where everybody can live with peace of mind

  31. Slide 31: Matters to be noted

    Matters to be noted  In addition to our business and industry trends, this document also refers to our future prospects based on our current plans, estimates, forecasts or projections.  These forward-looking statements carry various risks and uncertainties.  Already known or unknown risks, uncert

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