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To own Subaru today, you have to believe in a steady, U.S.-centric automaker that pairs disciplined capital returns with a tightly defined brand. The upward revision of Subaru of America’s first-half FY2026 retail sales to 315,000 units modestly strengthens the near-term demand story, especially given the company’s focus on the U.S. market and its ongoing Share the Love® campaigns that reinforce loyalty and pricing power rather than chasing volume at any cost. In the short term, key catalysts remain management’s capital allocation (rising dividends and active buybacks) and any signs that margins can recover from recent compression, not this correction alone, which looks more supportive than transformational. The main risks still center on slower forecast growth than the wider market, execution under the new CFO, and governance questions around board independence.
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