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Nagaileben (TSE:7447) Stock Faces Premium P E Despite Firmer Q4 Profit

Simply Wall St·10/02/2026 08:20:24
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The market came into this Nagaileben print almost flat, with the stock drifting only a few percent either way over the past month. Yet the real story sits in profitability. Net income in Q4 landed at ¥603.7 million on revenue of ¥3,937.1 million, while trailing earnings carry a P/E of 18.9x that runs ahead of both peers and the broader medical equipment group. Investors are effectively paying a premium for what now looks like only modest earnings power, which is why today’s price reaction says more about sentiment than about any single quarterly line item.

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Q4 2026 Earnings Summary

  • Revenue (Q4 2026 vs. Q4 2025): ¥3,937.1m vs. ¥3,616.7m (up roughly 8.9%)
  • Net Income (Q4 2026 vs. Q4 2025): ¥603.7m vs. ¥506.5m (up about 19.2%)
  • Basic EPS (Q4 2026 vs. Q4 2025): ¥20.31 vs. ¥16.62 (higher by approximately 22.2%)
  • Trailing 12-month Net Income (TTM, Q4 2026 vs. Q4 2025): ¥2,650m vs. ¥2,573m (slightly higher by around 3.0%)

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TSE:7447 Trailing 12-Month Earnings & Revenue History as at Oct 2026
TSE:7447 Trailing 12-Month Earnings & Revenue History as at Oct 2026

Revenue resilience supports the Nagaileben bull story

For anyone leaning positive on Nagaileben as a steady healthcare supplier, the direction of the latest quarter helps. Q4 revenue sits at ¥3,937.1m against ¥3,616.7m a year earlier, while quarterly net income of ¥603.7m compares with ¥506.5m. Earnings across the last 12 months also edge higher to ¥2,650m from ¥2,573m. That combination of top line and profit growth backs the idea of a durable, essentials driven business rather than a stalled industrial.

Bearish worries now face a tougher earnings test

The more cautious view paints Nagaileben as low growth with squeezed economics. Recent numbers soften that argument. Quarterly revenue and profit are both higher year on year, and basic EPS climbs from ¥16.62 to ¥20.31. Trailing net income also trends up, even if only modestly. None of this removes concerns about procurement pressure or input costs, but it does suggest the immediate risk of earnings slippage looks less acute than a pure bear story might imply.

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