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To own Nakanishi, you need to believe the company can turn its improving 2026 guidance, recent acquisitions and product demand into consistently healthier margins after a tough year marked by a large one off loss. The new two-for-one stock split plan and enlarged ¥4,000 million buyback authorization mainly affect how the shares trade, not how the business competes, but they do reinforce a story of shareholder friendly capital use at a time when the share price already reflects very high earnings multiples. In the short term, the key catalysts still look operational: delivering on upgraded profit targets, integrating Acra Cut and Intech, and rebuilding return on equity from a low base. The main risk is that execution or pricing pressure fails to justify today’s premium valuation, even with the capital return optics.
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