Electric Power Development Co EBIT per Employee
The EBIT per Employee of Electric Power Development Co (9513.T) as of Jul 26, 2026 is 19.05 M JPY. In the previous year, EBIT per Employee was 14.56 M JPY — a change of 30.85% (higher).
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EBIT per Employee
19.05 MJPY
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30.85%
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EBIT per Employee of Electric Power Development Co is 2026 19.05 M JPY. EBIT per Employee of Electric Power Development Co was 2025 14.56 M JPY. It decreases by 30.85% higher compared to the previous year.
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Electric Power Development Co Stock analysis
What does Electric Power Development Co do? Electric Power Development Co Ltd, also known as J-Power, is a Japanese company specializing in the generation and distribution of electrical power from various resources. It was founded in 1952 and is now one of the leading companies in the Japanese energy market.
Historically, J-Power was a response to the increasing demand for energy in post-war Japan. As a state-owned company, its goal was to ensure a secure, affordable, and reliable energy supply for the population. With the liberalization of the energy market in the 1990s, J-Power was also privatized and entered into additional business areas.
Today, J-Power's business model includes the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, as well as the development of energy infrastructure in Japan. To achieve these goals, the company operates a number of power plants throughout Japan. It relies on various resources such as coal, gas, nuclear energy, hydropower, and renewable energies.
However, J-Power is not only focused on the domestic market. The company also has subsidiaries and joint ventures in other countries such as the USA, Canada, Indonesia, and Vietnam. It also participates in major projects such as the construction of new power plants in highly industrialized countries like Germany or Great Britain. J-Power dedicates a considerable amount of resources to the field of research and development in order to stay up to date with the latest technology and to expand sustainable energy supply opportunities in the future.
The various business segments of J-Power are divided into three segments: power generation, energy business, and infrastructure. Conventional energy generation from coal, gas, oil power plants, as well as nuclear power plants and hydropower plants fall under power generation. Energy business involves the trading of energy, import and export, as well as energy recovery. In the infrastructure sector, it focuses on the development of energy infrastructures and other renewable energies such as solar or wind power.
In addition to power generation, J-Power also offers other products and services such as the sale of electricity to residential and commercial customers. The company also operates a network of transmission lines for energy transport. To better meet the needs of its customers, J-Power has also developed various offerings for industrial and business customers, such as energy consulting services for commercial customers.
Overall, J-Power has expanded its business areas to adapt to the constantly changing conditions in the energy sector. The company is a major player in Japan and is facing the challenges of the energy transition. With its efforts in research and development and the expansion of renewable energies, the company also aims to take a leading role internationally in the field of sustainable energy supply. Electric Power Development Co is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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EBIT per Employee of Electric Power Development Co is 19.05 M JPY in 2026.
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