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To own Hitachi Construction Machinery, you need to believe that a solid, globally exposed equipment maker can keep turning decent, if unspectacular, growth into shareholder returns while gradually improving its digital edge. Near term, the key catalysts remain how management executes against its trimmed 2026 guidance of ¥1,320,000 million in revenue and ¥74,000 million in net income, as well as how consistently it can support its dividend after recent shifts. The minority stake in Rithmik looks directionally positive for the mining and digital story, but on its own it is unlikely to move the financial needle in the short run. It does, however, reinforce management’s intent to add higher-margin, data-driven services at a time when the market is already pricing the stock at a discount to many peers.
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