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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
AND
EXPANSION STRATEGIES
Hiroyuki Egawa
Senior Manager, Business Planning Department, International Business Division.
21st June 2021
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Contents
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I. Introduction
Sales by Segment
Number of Operating Countries 9
Building Materials,
Construction Others 9%
Number of Cement Plants 17 8%
Environment Business
(Waste Treatment,
Recycling) 9% Cement
History 140 years 66%
Mineral Resources
(Aggregates etc.)
Cement Sales Volume 36 Million tons 8%
Japan
78%
Number of Employees 13,119
Cement Operations
China
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Vietnam
Philippines
Singapore
Papua New Guinea Clinker production capacity (Mta)
Japan 17.7
U.S.A 4.7
Cement Plant
Asia 4.4
Cement Terminal
China 2.5
Grinding Plant
Holding Company Total 29.3
*Except domestic operations
Map data: Google 4
I. Introduction
Kamiiso
3,624
Myojo Ofunato
1,655 2,034
Tsuruga
Kumagaya
646
1,747
Fujiwara
Saitama
1,733
1,396
Oita
4,105 D.C.
779
Total
*Figures show the production capacity
17,719 of clinker (thousand tons in 2020)
Map data: Google 5
I. Introduction
Oita Plant
Main Plant for Export
Established 1919
Production capacity / Clinker 4,105 K tpa
Export Volume Clinker 1,773 K tpa
(2019)
Cement 333 K tpa
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I. Introduction
Trading business
Alaska
United States
UAE Taiwan
HK
India
Philippines
Singapore Malaysia
Africa
PNG
South America
New Caledonia
Australia
Trading volume in 2019 Mt
Cement/Clinker Export from Japan 3.8
Off-shore Trade 3.0
Cementitious Material Trade 1.5
Eastern Asia
(inc. China, Korea)
Southeastern Asia
(inc. Vietnam,
South Indonesia,
Down Philippines)
Shift
Oceania
Environmentally advanced
Indian Ocean Islands countries
Tourism Nation Isolated market
(Environmental regulations) <Higher price & quality>
Isolated Market
Map data: Google 9
II. International business and expansion strategies
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The growth of cement
demand stops around
the range of 20 to 30 MT
per capita (cumulative)
and may then decline
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Brunei ◆
Singapore
Vietnam
Philippines ▲
Indonesia Estimated year
over 20 MT
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II. International business and expansion strategies
SBI (Rokna)
Semen
Padang
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SBI (Tuban)
Semen
Gresik
SBI Semen
(Narogong) Tonasa
SBI (Cilacp)
Fiscal year
Source: Japan Cement Association 14
III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
Fiscal year
Source: Japan Cement Association 16
III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
Pulverizing
Classification
Selection
Waste recycling
kiln
Receiving
facility
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III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
AK System
A system for recycling household waste and general business waste as alternative
raw materials and fuels for cement manufacture. The wastes are pre-processed
through biological breakdown (fermentation) using a waste recycling kiln.
Wastes, including garbage bags, can be directly fed into the waste recycling
kiln. The introduction of the AK system at Saitama plant meant that the
municipal government, Hidaka City, could close all the incinerators.
Breakage of
Accelerated
garbage bag Recycled to alternative raw
fermentation
material and fuel via fermentation
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III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
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III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
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III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
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III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
80% reduction
By 2050
Avoided emissions
equivalent to 20% CO2 emissions
By 2050
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III. Sustainable Development and the Environment
CO2 Sequestration
Utilization as
in concrete sludge
construction materials
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