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Aisan Industry Co., Ltd. is a specialized automotive parts manufacturer with a strong presence in Japan and international markets. The company focuses on producing critical engine components such as fuel pumps, throttle bodies, EGR valves, and intake manifolds, catering primarily to internal combustion engine vehicles. Its product portfolio also includes advanced solutions like hydrogen injectors and electric water pumps, positioning it in emerging segments of the automotive industry. Aisan Industry serves both passenger vehicles and motorcycles, with a notable emphasis on fuel injection systems and emission control technologies. The company’s long-standing expertise, dating back to its founding in 1938, has cemented its reputation as a reliable supplier to major automakers. While the industry shifts toward electrification, Aisan’s diversified offerings in alternative fuel systems (LPG, CNG) and hydrogen technologies provide a strategic hedge against market disruptions. Its market position is reinforced by its technological capabilities and established relationships with global OEMs.
Aisan Industry reported revenue of JPY 337.3 billion for the fiscal year ending March 2025, with net income of JPY 13.2 billion, reflecting a net margin of approximately 3.9%. Operating cash flow stood at JPY 28.2 billion, while capital expenditures totaled JPY 20.4 billion, indicating disciplined reinvestment in operations. The company’s profitability metrics suggest moderate efficiency in a competitive auto parts sector.
The company’s diluted EPS of JPY 211.75 demonstrates its ability to generate earnings despite industry headwinds. With JPY 85.8 billion in cash and equivalents against JPY 56.2 billion in total debt, Aisan maintains a conservative leverage profile. Its operating cash flow coverage of capital expenditures highlights sustainable capital allocation, though further efficiency gains could enhance returns.
Aisan Industry’s balance sheet remains solid, with JPY 85.8 billion in cash and equivalents providing liquidity. Total debt of JPY 56.2 billion is manageable relative to equity, and the company’s low beta (0.264) suggests stability. The conservative financial structure supports resilience amid cyclical industry pressures.
The company’s growth is tied to automotive demand, with potential upside from hydrogen and alternative fuel systems. A dividend of JPY 68 per share reflects a commitment to shareholder returns, though payout ratios remain moderate. Future growth may depend on technological adaptation and expansion in emerging markets.
With a market cap of JPY 117.9 billion, Aisan trades at a P/E multiple aligned with auto parts peers. The low beta indicates muted volatility, while investor expectations likely hinge on the company’s ability to pivot toward electrification and hydrogen technologies without sacrificing margins.
Aisan’s strengths lie in its engineering expertise, diversified product mix, and OEM relationships. The shift toward alternative fuels and hydrogen could offset declines in traditional engine parts. However, the long-term outlook depends on successful innovation and cost management in a transforming automotive landscape.
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