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8058: Exits From Offshore Projects And Global Expansion Will Guide Future Performance

Published
22 Jun 25
Updated
16 Nov 25
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38.9%
7D
3.1%

Author's Valuation

JP¥3.46k8.3% overvalued intrinsic discount

AnalystConsensusTarget Fair Value

Shared on 16 Nov 25

Fair value Increased 1.68%

8058: Offshore Project Exit And Share Buyback Will Shape Outlook

Mitsubishi Price Target Raised on Improved Outlook Analysts have increased their price target for Mitsubishi from ¥3,405.05 to ¥3,462.20, citing strengthened revenue growth and profit margin expectations. What's in the News Mitsubishi and its partners are exiting three offshore wind power projects in Chiba and Akita prefectures due to profitability concerns and challenging business conditions (Nikkei Asia).

Shared on 02 Nov 25

Analysts have maintained their price target for Mitsubishi at ¥3,405. They cite consistent expectations for revenue growth, profit margins, and valuation multiples, even though there has been a marginal reduction in the discount rate.

Shared on 18 Oct 25

Mitsubishi Analyst Price Target Sees Minimal Adjustment Analysts have made a slight adjustment to Mitsubishi's price target, maintaining it at approximately ¥3,405. New data and updated discount rate figures support a consistent outlook for the company's valuation.

Shared on 04 Oct 25

Fair value Increased 3.81%

Analysts have raised their price target for Mitsubishi from ¥3,280.06 to ¥3,405.05. They cite modest improvements in projected profit margins and a slightly lower discount rate, despite softer revenue growth expectations.

Shared on 19 Sep 25

Fair value Increased 6.52%

The increase in Mitsubishi’s price target is primarily driven by improved revenue growth forecasts and a higher expected future P/E, resulting in a fair value revision from ¥3079 to ¥3280. What's in the News Mitsubishi and its partners are exiting three offshore wind projects in Chiba and Akita prefectures due to profitability concerns stemming from supply chain constraints, inflation, currency fluctuations, and rising interest rates; most losses have already been recognized, with limited additional financial impact expected (Nikkei Asia, Key Developments 2025-08-27).

Shared on 04 Sep 25

With both Mitsubishi's future P/E ratio and discount rate remaining effectively unchanged, there has been no meaningful revision to analyst valuation, leaving the consensus price target steady at ¥3079. What's in the News Mitsubishi and its consortium partners are exiting three major offshore wind power projects in Japan (Chiba and Akita prefectures) due to material inflation, tight supply chains, and broader macroeconomic headwinds; most losses had already been recognized, and further losses are expected to be limited (Nikkei Asia; Key Developments, 2025-08-27).