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To own NGK Insulators, you need to believe it can compound steadily as a diversified, profit-generating ceramics and components business while selectively leaning into higher-value niches like semiconductors and advanced electronics. Earnings have been growing faster than revenue, and management has paired that with buybacks and dividends, which has already been rewarded by a very strong share price run. The new ¥8.96 billion FM Industries investment nudges the story a bit more toward AI-related semiconductor exposure, but given the scale of NGK’s overall business, this looks more like an incremental catalyst than a near-term game changer. It may slightly sharpen the growth angle, while also increasing capital intensity and execution risk in the U.S. Just remember, the stock is already trading above some fair value estimates.
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