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Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.

Nisshinbo Holdings Inc. operates through subsidiaries in wireless communication, microdevices, automobile brakes, mechatronics, chemicals, textiles, and real estate, with activities in China and internationally. It provides systems for disaster prevention, monitoring, video, automotive radar, and broadcasting; wireless communication equipment for ships; communication and sensor equipment for transportation infrastructure; bridge systems for merchant shipping; close-proximity wireless solutions; ultrasonic devices; and equipment for the ministry of defense. The company also offers analog, small, low-power, and single-processing semiconductors, power management ICs, RF and opto-semiconductor devices, and microwave electron tubes for satellite communications; friction materials for automobile brakes; and fans for air conditioning, peripheral products for automobile headlamps, and precision parts for electronically controlled brake systems. Additionally, it supplies insulation materials, resin modifiers, carbon separators for fuel cells, molding and EBS valve block products, carbon products for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, airlite foam, carbodilite resin additive, bipolar plates for fuel cells, amorphous carbon, wrinkle-resistant shirts and uniforms, spandex, Oikos non-woven fabrics, and elastomer-related products. It also sells and leases real estate, including shopping centers, sports and leisure facilities, offices, housing, and housing exhibition sites. Incorporated in 1907, the company is headquartered in Chuo, Japan.

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Nisshinbo Holdings: First-Half Operating Profit Up 64%, but Shares Stall After Round Trip

Nisshinbo Holdings reported a 64.4% year-on-year increase in operating profit for the first half of fiscal year ending December 2026, reaching 30.2 billion yen, surpassing its full-year forecast of 21 billion yen. Revenue rose 7.0% to 272.4 billion yen, ordinary profit increased 71.0% to 32.5 billion yen, and interim net profit grew 87.8% to 21.5 billion yen. The main driver of revenue growth was the wireless and communications business, while the real estate business saw declines in both revenue and profit. After the earnings announcement on August 6, the stock price rose to 2,495 yen, but subsequently fell back, and by August 26 it had returned to 2,131 yen, nearly the same level as a month earlier. The company kept its full-year forecast unchanged, implying that while first-half results exceeded the full-year forecast, it expects an operating loss in the second half. The P/E ratio is high at 33.28 times, but this is based on a conservative full-year forecast, while the P/B ratio of 1.05 times suggests the stock is undervalued.
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