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To own Ohsho Food Service, you really have to believe in the durability of its core Gyoza no Ohsho format and the company’s ability to steadily grow earnings from a mature, Japan-focused store base. The November sales update, with broad-based growth across all and existing stores, reinforces that underlying demand is intact and supports the near term catalyst of meeting management’s full year guidance for around ¥119,731 million in net sales and ¥8,085 million in profit. That said, the recent share price softness over three months suggests the market is still weighing softer profit-margin trends, a sharply cut dividend and relatively modest medium term growth forecasts against this solid monthly print. For now, the November figures look supportive rather than transformational for the key risks and drivers.
However, investors should not overlook how dividend cuts and lower margins could reshape the story. Ohsho Food Service's share price has been on the slide but might be up to 44% below fair value. Find out if it's a bargain.The single fair value estimate from the Simply Wall St Community clusters around ¥2,208.89, well below recent trading levels, showing how differently some private investors view Ohsho’s prospects. Set against November’s resilient sales and management’s steady profit guidance, that gap invites you to weigh short term operational strength against concerns over slower earnings growth and a less generous dividend profile.
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