Daiwa House Industry (TSE:1925): Revisiting Valuation After Earnings Upgrade and Major U.S. Land Sale

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Daiwa House Industry (TSE:1925) announced a raised full-year earnings and dividend outlook for fiscal 2026, indicating stronger-than-anticipated results. This follows a major U.S. land sale and solid progress in real estate sales.

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Daiwa House Industry's recent profit upgrade, powered by a major U.S. land sale and stronger real estate sales, comes as the stock continues its solid performance. Although short-term share price returns have slowed, the main focus is a 12-month total shareholder return close to 15% and an 80% gain over three years, demonstrating long-term momentum and resilient earnings growth.

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But after these upgrades and a strong multi-year run, the central question is whether Daiwa House Industry’s shares still offer value. Investors may be wondering if continued growth is already reflected in the current price, leaving little room for buyers.

Price-to-Earnings of 10.5: Is it justified?

Daiwa House Industry currently trades at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 10.5, which suggests shares are attractively valued compared to its sector and peers. With the last close at ¥5,214, the stock reflects compelling relative value in the context of ongoing growth.

The P/E ratio measures how much investors are willing to pay per yen of earnings. In real estate, this multiple often reflects market expectations for steady income and growth, as opposed to more volatile sectors. A lower P/E can signal that the market is cautious, but in this case it also highlights a potential disconnect between price and earnings power.

Compared to the peer average of 15.6x and the broader Japan real estate industry average of 11.3x, Daiwa House Industry’s ratio stands out as favorable. Notably, our estimate of a fair P/E ratio for the company is even higher at 19.7x. This points to a valuation level the market could eventually recognize if performance is sustained.

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Result: Price-to-Earnings of 10.5 (UNDERVALUED)

However, slowing short-term returns and a potential cooldown in real estate sales growth could present challenges to Daiwa House Industry's current momentum.

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Another View: Discounted Cash Flow Perspective

Taking a different approach, our DCF model estimates Daiwa House Industry’s fair value at ¥5,536, which is approximately 5.8% above the current price of ¥5,214. This indicates the stock may be undervalued even after its recent increase. However, it remains to be seen whether the market will recognize this gap or if it signals caution for future returns.

Look into how the SWS DCF model arrives at its fair value.

1925 Discounted Cash Flow as at Nov 2025

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