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To own Furukawa Electric, you really need to believe in a steady, incremental earnings story rather than a breakneck growth one: modest revenue expansion, improving margins and tighter capital discipline. The recent ¥16,000,000,000 gain from selling investment securities fits that story neatly, reinforcing the shift toward higher asset efficiency and a cleaner balance sheet, but it is a one-off and does not change the underlying reliance on the core electrical and electronics businesses. Near term, investor attention still centers on execution against FY2026 guidance, integration of Fujitsu Optical Components, and Furukawa’s role in semiconductor-related projects like the JOINT3 consortium. The new board structure and relatively short board tenure keep governance firmly on the risk list, alongside high earnings multiples and volatile recent share price moves.
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