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Yamaha Motor (7272) Earnings Fall Short in 2Q, Miss Analyst Estimates Across Key Metrics

  • Yamaha Motor‘s operating income for Q2 is 76.39 billion yen, lower than the estimated 82.12 billion yen.
  • Net income stands at 57.10 billion yen, below the estimated 59.83 billion yen.
  • Net sales exceeded expectations, totaling 706.38 billion yen compared to the estimate of 655.5 billion yen.
  • The company maintains its full-year forecast with the following projections:
    • Operating income: 260.00 billion yen, below the estimated 277.67 billion yen.
    • Net income: 175.00 billion yen, below the estimated 192.53 billion yen.
    • Net sales: 2.60 trillion yen, exceeding the estimated 2.57 trillion yen.
    • Dividend: 50.00 yen per share, slightly under the estimated 52.46 yen per share.
  • Analyst recommendations include 4 buys, 12 holds, and 0 sells.
  • Comparisons are made based on the company’s original disclosures.

A look at Yamaha Motor Smart Scores

FactorScoreMagnitude
Value3
Dividend5
Growth4
Resilience2
Momentum3
OVERALL SMART SCORE3.4

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

Looking at Yamaha Motor‘s long-term outlook based on the Smartkarma Smart Scores, the company seems to have a positive overall outlook. With a strong dividend score of 5, Yamaha Motor is considered a top performer in terms of rewarding its investors with steady dividend payouts. Additionally, the company scores well in growth with a score of 4, indicating potential for expansion and development in the future.

However, Yamaha Motor‘s resilience score of 2 raises some concerns about its ability to withstand economic challenges or market volatility. While its momentum score of 3 suggests a moderate level of investor interest and trading activity in the company’s stock. In summary, Yamaha Motor, known for manufacturing motorcycles and other specialty products, shows promise for growth and dividends, although there may be some challenges ahead in terms of resilience and market momentum.


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