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    ExaWizards (TSE:4259) Stock Price Reflects Rich P E Despite Profit Growth

    Simply Wall St·08/14/2026 09:21:42
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    ExaWizards stock has been sliding for months, and the real story is now less about growth hopes and more about what you are paying for each yen of profit. At ¥705, after a weak 7 day and 90 day run, the stock still trades on a rich P/E multiple of about 43x, well above both peers and the broader Japanese IT sector. Q1 2027 earnings stayed in the black with basic earnings per share of ¥0.91 and revenue of ¥3,448 million, which keeps the profit story intact but sharpens the question of whether the valuation strain is justified.

    Is ExaWizards at ¥705 already pricing in years of growth, or is the market overreacting to a rich 43x P/E on relatively modest Q1 profits? Compare the current share price to the underlying earnings power with the full valuation analysis for ExaWizards

    Q1 2027 Earnings Summary

    • Revenue (Q1 2027 vs Q1 2026): ¥3,448 million vs. ¥2,446 million (up about 41%)
    • Net Income (Excl. Extra Items, Q1 2027 vs Q1 2026): ¥87 million vs. ¥66 million (up about 32%)
    • Basic EPS (Q1 2027 vs Q1 2026): ¥0.91 per share vs. ¥0.79 per share (up about 16%)
    • Trailing 12 Month Revenue (Q1 2027 TTM vs Q1 2026 TTM): ¥12,998 million vs. ¥10,147 million (up about 28%)

    Tired of scrolling through dense tables and raw earnings figures on ExaWizards? See the company’s full visual breakdown, with a clear focus on its current valuation and how the market is pricing those Q1 profits, in the company report for ExaWizards.

    TSE:4259 Trailing 12-Month Earnings & Revenue History as at Aug 2026
    TSE:4259 Trailing 12-Month Earnings & Revenue History as at Aug 2026

    ExaWizards earnings momentum supports cautious optimism

    For investors leaning positive on ExaWizards, the latest figures give some support. Revenue in Q1 2027 is higher than Q1 2026 and trailing 12 month revenue is also higher, which points to a business that is adding scale rather than stalling. Net income excluding extra items and basic EPS are both higher year on year. That suggests the company is not simply chasing growth at any cost. For an AI focused business that still needs to prove durability, this combination of top line expansion and maintained profitability is encouraging.

    Valuation strain and recent share weakness keep risks live

    The bearish angle on ExaWizards has not gone away. The share price has declined over the past 7, 30 and 90 days, which indicates that some investors are questioning how much future success is already embedded in expectations. Q1 2027 earnings are positive, but net income and EPS are rising more slowly than revenue. That points to ongoing pressure on margins or costs. For a relatively young AI business that still needs to show consistent operating leverage, this gap between revenue growth and profit growth keeps execution risk firmly in view.

    After a slide in the share price and a premium P/E of about 43x, it is fair to ask whether softer margin progress and highly volatile trading are isolated issues or early signals of deeper fragility. Review the independent risk analysis for ExaWizards which shows 1 important warning sign

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