Daiho Corporation

Daiho Corporation, founded in 1949 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is an engineering and construction enterprise operating both domestically and internationally. The company's operations are divided into three primary areas: Civil Engineering, Building Construction, and Other. Its civil engineering division undertakes a broad spectrum of infrastructure projects, including the construction of dams, power plants, seaports, expressways, bridge foundations, and railways. The building construction segment is responsible for erecting diverse structures such as corporate offices, residential complexes, retail establishments, industrial facilities (like warehouses, factories, and laboratories), condominiums, educational and cultural institutions, healthcare and welfare facilities, sports and leisure venues, and environmental sanitation systems. Daiho Corporation also possesses expertise in specialized tunneling techniques, including shield tunneling and concrete caisson methods, which are applied in urban development for subways, utility cabling, water supply, and sewage systems. Beyond its core construction services, the company is dedicated to technological advancement, developing environmentally conscious solutions for recycling construction waste, decontaminating soil, and managing project lifecycles, as well as pioneering seismic technologies to enhance the earthquake resilience of multi-family homes and schools.

Industry

Engineering & Construction

Sector

Industrials

Headquarters

JP

CEO

Kakue Morishita

Listed since

Jan 1, 2001

Employees

1,700