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WATCH Stanley Electric Co., Ltd. (6923.T)

Consumer Cyclical · Auto Parts · JPX · Japan
50
Final Score ?
-57.5%
Margin of Safety ?
54
Quality Score ?
¥3,553
Current Price ?
¥437.4B
Market Cap ?

Key Metrics

Pe Ratio ?
14.78
Forward Pe ?
14.05
Pb Ratio ?
0.95
Ev Ebitda ?
6.06
Roe ?
7.2%
Gross Margin ?
21.6%
Operating Margin ?
6.0%
Net Margin ?
5.8%
Dividend Yield ?
320.0%
Debt To Equity ?
36.00
Current Ratio ?
1.68

📈 Trend Charts

Revenue Trend
EPS Trend
Net Income Trend
Free Cash Flow Trend

Intrinsic Value Estimates

Low ?
¥1,805
Base ?
¥2,256
High ?
¥2,708

Pipeline Stage Details

Stage A — Hard Filters ✅

Pe Ratio
14.78
Eps Positive Years
4.00
Eps Lookback
4.00
Fcf Positive Years
4.00
Fcf Lookback
4.00
Debt To Equity
0.36
Current Ratio
1.68
Dilution Cagr
-0.09

Stage B — Quality Score: 54/100

Stage C — Cyclicality: LOW

Normalized EPS
¥174.74

Stage F — Final Score Breakdown

ComponentWeighted Score
Valuation 3.0
Earnings Quality 13.4
Balance Sheet 16.0
Stability 12.0
Moat Proxies 5.8

Top Drivers

  1. Reasonable P/E of 14.8x — below long-run market average (~15-17x), suggesting the stock is not overpriced.
  2. Conservative leverage: D/E ratio of 0.36x is well within Graham's maximum of 1.0x, reducing insolvency risk.
  3. Low cyclicality: earnings are relatively stable and predictable, making intrinsic value estimates more reliable.

Top Risks

  1. No significant risks identified in this analysis.

Financial History ?

Year Revenue ? Gross Profit ? Operating Income ? Net Income ? EPS ?
2022 N/A N/A N/A N/A ¥133.73
2023 ¥439.6B ¥83.1B ¥36.7B ¥26.5B ¥162.32
2024 ¥472.4B ¥82.9B ¥35.8B ¥26.5B ¥162.41
2025 ¥509.6B ¥105.7B ¥49.0B ¥32.1B ¥N/A
2026 ¥518.5B ¥107.9B ¥42.7B ¥32.8B ¥240.51

Cash Flow History ?

Year Operating CF ? CapEx ? Free Cash Flow ?
2023 ¥76.3B ¥-36.3B ¥40.0B
2024 ¥65.6B ¥-27.1B ¥38.5B
2025 ¥66.6B ¥-45.6B ¥21.0B
2026 ¥78.3B ¥-57.6B ¥20.7B

What is it?
Graham & Buffett say