June 2026 Construction Orders Survey Results (Top 50 Firms)

Overview

The June 2026 Construction Orders Survey (Top 50 Firms) found that private construction decreased by 22.5% year on year, marking four consecutive months of decline. Meanwhile, the total increased by 2.3% year on year, marking the first increase in four months. Attached materials include time-series tables, results tables, contribution tables, trend graphs, seasonally adjusted time series, and reference tabulations.

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Key points

  • Private construction decreased by 22.5% year on year, marking four consecutive months of decline.
  • The total increased by 2.3% year on year, marking the first increase in four months.
  • The subject is the survey of the top 50 firms, presenting results for June 2026.

Overview

This material presents the results of the Construction Orders Survey (Top 50 Firms) covering June 2026. Dated July 31, 2026, it presents year-on-year changes in private construction and the total construction orders trend.

The main text describes factors behind the decline in private construction by industry and then reports the changes in private construction and the total, respectively. Multiple tables, graphs, and tabulation materials are also attached for reviewing the results.

Details

Private construction decreased by 22.5% year on year and declined for four consecutive months because transportation, manufacturing, real estate, and other industries decreased. The total increased by 2.3% year on year, marking the first increase in four months.

The attached materials include the press briefing materials, time-series tables, results tables, contribution tables, trend graphs, seasonally adjusted time series, and tabulations by recovery-related matters and region following the Great East Japan Earthquake. The contact office is the Construction Economy Statistics Research Office, Information Policy Division, Policy Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. The telephone number is (03) 5253-8111, and the extensions are 28-414 and 28-646. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required for files in PDF format.

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