Japanese Machinery Stock News

LIXIL (TSE:5938) has swung to profitability over the past year, now forecasting earnings growth of 30.7% per year, significantly outpacing the Japanese market's 7.8% annual forecast. Revenue growth, however, is expected to lag at just 2.5% per year compared to the market average of 4.5%. With earnings having declined by 37.6% annually over the past five years, these new growth projections mark a major shift for the business. This sets the stage for a sharply improved net profit margin and...

Last week saw the newest half-yearly earnings release from SAKURA Internet Inc. ( TSE:3778 ), an important milestone in...

Ryoyu Systems Co., Ltd. ( TSE:4685 ) shares have had a really impressive month, gaining 25% after a shaky period...

It's been a mediocre week for Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited ( TSE:6807 ) shareholders, with the stock...

Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd. ( TSE:9064 ) shareholders are probably feeling a little disappointed, since its shares fell...

Mitsubishi Chemical Group (TSE:4188) reported a revenue growth forecast of just 0.04% per year, far lower than the broader Japanese market’s 4.5% expectation. Net profit margin has narrowed to 0.9% from last year’s 2.1%, yet over the past five years, the company has managed to return to profitability and has grown earnings at a healthy 10.7% annually. Looking ahead, earnings are projected to jump 21.9% per year, nearly triple the Japanese market average of 7.8%, with shares trading at ¥806.1,...

As you might know, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited ( TSE:4502 ) last week released its latest interim, and things...

Fuji Nihon (TSE:2114) reported EPS growth of 6.7% over the past year, a pace slower than its five-year annual average of 19%. The company maintained a net profit margin of 9.5%, matching last year's level, with high-quality earnings reported once again. While earnings growth moderated this time around, investors will note that Fuji Nihon's shares trade at ¥1,051, which is well below an estimated fair value, supported by strong historical earnings consistency and attractive valuation metrics...

DENSO (TSE:6902) posted a net profit margin of 4.9%, edging above last year’s 4.7% and signaling solid profitability for the quarter. EPS is forecast to grow at 12.11% per year, outpacing the Japanese market average of 7.8%. This is despite a more subdued revenue growth outlook of 2.8% yearly, compared to the market’s 4.5%. While the company’s average annual earnings growth was a robust 23.3% over the past five years, the most recent year came in at 7.4%, representing a step down from its...

Despite an already strong run, Penta-Ocean Construction Co., Ltd. ( TSE:1893 ) shares have been powering on, with a...

Key Insights Brother Industries' estimated fair value is JP¥5,046 based on 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity Brother...

Kokusai Electric (TSE:6525) has had a great run on the share market with its stock up by a significant 81% over the...

Some say volatility, rather than debt, is the best way to think about risk as an investor, but Warren Buffett famously...

Investors in Dentsu Soken Inc. ( TSE:4812 ) had a good week, as its shares rose 9.8% to close at JP¥7,640 following the...

Mitsubishi Electric (TSE:6503) posted standout annual earnings, with EPS up 39.3% over the last year, outpacing its five-year average growth of 14.4%. Margins improved as net profit margin advanced to 7% from 5.3% the previous year. With a forecasted earnings growth of 5.64% and revenue expected to climb by 3.4% each year, investors see a mix of high-quality recent performance and steadier growth ahead. The share price is trading above discounted cash flow estimates. See our full analysis for...

B&H recently announced the launch of the Fujifilm X-T30 III camera, the latest generation of one of the brand’s most popular models, featuring upgraded AI-driven autofocus and improved app compatibility. This release highlights FUJIFILM Holdings' commitment to innovating within the competitive digital imaging market while catering to both new and loyal users. We'll explore how the introduction of advanced autofocus in the X-T30 III impacts FUJIFILM Holdings' broader investment...

Tsubakimoto Chain (TSE:6371) posted a net profit margin of 7.9% for the last twelve months, an improvement over last year’s 7.7%. Over the past five years, annual earnings have climbed by 18.3%, though earnings growth slowed to 3.6% in the most recent period. Results were significantly influenced by a one-off gain of ¥5.5 billion, while revenue is expected to grow at just 2.8% per year, which lags the broader Japanese market’s 4.5% pace. Investors will note that although margins and...

Aisin (TSE:7259) delivered a net profit margin of 3.4%, up sharply from 0.6% the prior year, with current-year earnings growth coming in at a staggering 479.2% versus the five-year average of 1.4%. Looking forward, earnings are forecast to grow at 6.7% per year, which trails both the broader Japanese market and revenue growth expectations. The stock trades at a 12.1x P/E, which is below peer averages but slightly above its industry benchmark. With improving profitability and a share price...

Keihanshin Building (TSE:8818) posted a net profit margin of 24.6% for the period ending September 30, 2025, significantly higher than last year’s 17.5%. Full-year earnings jumped 46.9%, marking a sharp turnaround from the negative 11.1% average decline over the previous five years, bolstered by a one-off gain of ¥1.9 billion. Despite this headline growth, shares are trading at ¥1,733, which is well above the estimated fair value of ¥560.96. The company’s price-to-earnings ratio of 17.1x...

Kandenko Ltd. (TSE:1942) posted net profit margins of 7.1%, an increase from 5.4% in the previous year, and reported a year-over-year EPS growth of 53.8%, significantly higher than its five-year average growth rate of 19.6% per year. However, forecasts indicate a much slower annual revenue growth of 2.6% and EPS growth of 2.5%, both below the broader Japanese market averages. These results reflect a strong history of earnings quality and upward momentum, but also highlight more modest growth...

Takebishi (TSE:7510) delivered 13.3% earnings growth in the most recent year, continuing a 12.9% annualized trend over the past five years. Net profit margins ticked up to 2.6% from 2.5% a year earlier, while revenue is forecast to grow at 4% per year, slightly below the 4.5% expected for the broader Japanese market. The company’s 11.7x Price-to-Earnings Ratio stands out as a value proposition compared to the industry average of 15.6x, but the shares currently trade at a modest premium to...

Tokyo Metro (TSE:9023) posted net profit margins of 13.9%, up from 13.2% last year, with earnings expected to grow at 2.29% per year. Over the past five years, the company delivered a remarkable 51.8% annual growth in earnings. However, in the most recent year, that pace slowed to 10%. Looking ahead, both revenue and earnings are forecast to rise at a slower pace than Japan's overall market. Margins are maintaining their upward trend, and earnings quality remains high. See our full analysis...

SPARX Group (TSE:8739) reported a net profit margin of 32.7%, up from 31.7% previously, reflecting improved profitability. Over the last five years, the company has delivered 12.8% per year earnings growth, while the most recent annual growth rate was a more modest 6.9%. With high-quality earnings and no material risks highlighted, SPARX Group’s attractive valuation, long-term growth record, and solid dividend continue to make it an appealing proposition for investors this earnings...

Nabtesco (TSE:6268) reported a dramatic turnaround in earnings, posting 105.5% growth over the past year after a five-year period that saw an average annual decline of 34.8%. Net profit margins also rose to 4.5%, up from 2.2% a year ago. Forecasts call for earnings to grow 12.6% annually compared to the Japanese market’s 7.8% pace. With these gains, Nabtesco’s high-quality earnings profile and improving profitability are likely to put the company’s ongoing momentum front and center for...