Kikkoman Corp (2801) Earnings: FY Operating Income Forecast Falls Short of Estimates, Dividend Surpasses Expectations

Kikkoman Corp on Smartkarma

Analyst coverage on Kikkoman Corp by independent investment research network Smartkarma highlights the insights of Michael Allen in his report titled “Unloved Japan: Cheap & Tariff-Proof.” Allen’s bullish sentiment is based on Kikkoman’s inclusion in the TARP strategy, which focuses on investing in stocks with minimal exposure to the US. Alongside companies like Kotobuki and Orix JREIT, Kikkoman is seen as a strong option due to its limited direct or indirect ties to the US market. The report emphasizes Kikkoman’s resilience in the face of potential tariffs, making it an attractive investment option within the Japanese market.

Michael Allen‘s analysis sheds light on the strategic importance of companies like Kikkoman (stock code: 2801) in building a portfolio resistant to US market fluctuations. By identifying Kikkoman as a “bullet-proof” stock within the TARP strategy, Allen underscores the value of companies insulated from potential trade disruptions. The report underscores the market preference for a solid strategic plan over immediate results, positioning Kikkoman as a favorable choice for investors seeking stability and long-term growth prospects in the Japanese market.

A look at Kikkoman Corp Smart Scores

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Analysts at Smartkarma have assessed Kikkoman Corp using their Smart Scores, providing insight into the company’s long-term prospects. With a Growth score of 4 and a Resilience score of 4, Kikkoman seems poised for steady expansion and the ability to weather economic challenges. These positive scores indicate the company’s strong potential for growth and its ability to adapt and survive in changing market conditions.

On the other hand, Kikkoman scored lower in Value, Dividend, and Momentum, with scores of 2 across the board. This suggests that investors may need to consider other factors beyond traditional value metrics, dividends, and market momentum when evaluating Kikkoman Corp. Overall, the company’s profile includes production and marketing of soy sauce, alcoholic beverages, and other food products, as well as holding marketing rights for Del Monte brand products globally, alongside operating restaurants internationally.

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