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Canon: Japan Summit 2026 Feedback: Indication of Growth Potential in Space Business
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Canon: Japan Summit 2026 Feedback: Indication of Growth Potential in Space Business
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May 21, 2026 12:27 PM GMT
Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities Co., Ltd.+MCanon (7751) | Japan Mie Yamazaki
Equity Analyst
Japan Summit 2026 Feedback: Mie.Yamazaki@morganstanleymufg.com +81 3 6836-8899
Indication of Growth Potential
in Space Business
Canon (7751.T, 7751 JT)
Precision Instruments | Japan
A group meeting was held at our Japan Summit 2026. Topics covered a wide range,
Stock Rating Overweight
including earnings, governance, and growth businesses. In particular, strong investor Industry View In-Line
interest in M&A and investments in growth areas was evident. Price target ¥5,700
Shr price, close (May 21, 2026) ¥4,130
Mkt cap, curr, basic (bn) ¥3,628.7
Canon aims to offset cost increases through self-help measures and Avg daily trading value (bn) ¥16.0
demonstrates commitment to achieving mid-term profitability targets: In
response to margin pressures from rising semiconductor memory and crude oil
prices, the company indicated its intention to achieve the mid-term milestone target
(OPM of 12% for F12/28) through price pass-through and internal efforts. One driver
is semiconductor lithography equipment, where it expects shipments to increase by
20 units YoY in F12/27 (with incremental units for front-end i-line tools), and new
KrF products are expected to contribute to earnings in the medium term.
Under the new management structure, there is a greater focus on fostering
growth areas: In new businesses, the company is promoting initiatives in materials
and space fields, where its core technologies can be leveraged. In the space business
(satellite-related), it views the shift toward private-sector-led business as an
opportunity.
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