Driving Structural Change in the Nursing Care Industry: EEFUL Holdings Raises 410 Million Yen in Pre-Series A Funding to Accelerate M&A
EEFUL Holdings raised 410 million yen in a Pre-Series A round led by Globis Capital Partners. The funds will accelerate M&A and PMI in the nursing care industry to build sustainable infrastructure.
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EEFUL Holdings Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Hotaka Moriyama) has raised a total of 410 million yen in a funding round (Pre-Series A). This round was led by Globis Capital Partners, with participation from a total of three companies, including Dual Bridge Capital and Identity Academy (Future Identity Capital).
Through this funding, our company will advance the M&A of nursing care facilities and post-merger integration (PMI), while leveraging HR, TECH, and FINANCE to promote the construction of a sustainable nursing care infrastructure.
[Image: EEFUL Holdings Raises 410 Million Yen in Pre-Series A Funding to Accelerate M&A]
## ■ What is EEFUL Holdings?
EEFUL Holdings is a company that operates with the purpose of 'Creating a world full of self-efficacy,' aiming to grow nursing care into Japan's leading industry and build a new living infrastructure in our super-aging society.
Founded in 2023 as emome Co., Ltd., the company changed its name to the current EEFUL Holdings in November 2025.
With our core concept of CCRCC (Continuing Care Retirement Communal City: a vision of a 'city' providing consistent services from retirement to the end of life), we are deploying:
- In-home nursing care businesses
- Cloud services for nursing care providers
- Life support businesses for the elderly
In Japan, which has entered the world's leading super-aging society, we aim to redefine nursing care not as a 'cost' but as 'living infrastructure,' building a sustainable model by integrating data, technology, and on-site operations.
Furthermore, our company is also involved in the on-site operation of nursing care businesses, utilizing the knowledge gained from actual facility management for service development and management improvement.
Across the entire group, we have approximately 350 employees, advancing the construction of our business foundation from both the operational side of nursing care and technology development.
## ■ Background of the Nursing Care Industry: 653 Nursing Care Facilities Exiting
The Japanese nursing care industry is currently transitioning from an era of expansion to a phase of structural transformation.
According to Tokyo Shoko Research, the number of suspensions, closures, and dissolutions of nursing care businesses in 2025 reached a record high of 653. Approximately 3.7 times the number of bankruptcies (176 cases), these businesses have abandoned business continuation.
[Image: Graph of closures]
Through this funding, our company will advance the M&A of nursing care facilities and post-merger integration (PMI), while leveraging HR, TECH, and FINANCE to promote the construction of a sustainable nursing care infrastructure.
[Image: EEFUL Holdings Raises 410 Million Yen in Pre-Series A Funding to Accelerate M&A]
## ■ What is EEFUL Holdings?
EEFUL Holdings is a company that operates with the purpose of 'Creating a world full of self-efficacy,' aiming to grow nursing care into Japan's leading industry and build a new living infrastructure in our super-aging society.
Founded in 2023 as emome Co., Ltd., the company changed its name to the current EEFUL Holdings in November 2025.
With our core concept of CCRCC (Continuing Care Retirement Communal City: a vision of a 'city' providing consistent services from retirement to the end of life), we are deploying:
- In-home nursing care businesses
- Cloud services for nursing care providers
- Life support businesses for the elderly
In Japan, which has entered the world's leading super-aging society, we aim to redefine nursing care not as a 'cost' but as 'living infrastructure,' building a sustainable model by integrating data, technology, and on-site operations.
Furthermore, our company is also involved in the on-site operation of nursing care businesses, utilizing the knowledge gained from actual facility management for service development and management improvement.
Across the entire group, we have approximately 350 employees, advancing the construction of our business foundation from both the operational side of nursing care and technology development.
## ■ Background of the Nursing Care Industry: 653 Nursing Care Facilities Exiting
The Japanese nursing care industry is currently transitioning from an era of expansion to a phase of structural transformation.
According to Tokyo Shoko Research, the number of suspensions, closures, and dissolutions of nursing care businesses in 2025 reached a record high of 653. Approximately 3.7 times the number of bankruptcies (176 cases), these businesses have abandoned business continuation.
[Image: Graph of closures]