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Consumer/Industrial Electronics: Earnings Outlook (Apr-Jun): Focus on gap between fundamentals and AI-related expectations/concerns
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Consumer/Industrial Electronics: Earnings Outlook (Apr-Jun): Focus on gap between fundamentals and AI-related expectations/concerns
J P M O R G A N Asia Pacific Equity Research
07 July 2026
Consumer/Industrial Electronics:
Earnings Outlook (Apr-Jun)
Focus on gap between fundamentals and AI-related
expectations/concerns
We summarize key points ahead of Apr-Jun results. AI exposure has had a large Japan Equity Research
impact on share price performance over the past three months, and we think one
Technology - Consumer Electronics/
focus point in Apr-Jun results will be verification of the gap between fundamentals Industrial Electronics/Precisions
and AI-related expectations and concerns. Share prices have been largely sluggish AC Junya Ayada
despite overall upward revisions of our earnings outlooks for the six main
(81-3) 6736 8631
companies (Hitachi, Mitsubishi Electric, NEC, Fujitsu, Panasonic HD, Sony junya.ayada@jpmorgan.com
Group) in the sector, and we see plenty of room for stocks to be rerated if strong Mio Shikanai
earnings momentum is confirmed. We highlight Hitachi (6501), Mitsubishi (81-3) 6736 1313
Electric (6503), and Sony Group (6758). mio.shikanai@jpmorgan.com
JPMorgan Securities Japan Co., Ltd.
• Watch near-term earnings momentum: With no change in our longer-term
scenarios for Hitachi and Mitsubishi Electric, we focus on the strength of near-
term earnings momentum. At Hitachi, supply/demand in the power
transmission and distribution equipment market appears tight due to growing
data center demand, and we are watching whether the industry’s prices for
transformers and other key components face renewed upward pressure. At
Mitsubishi Electric, we think orders are strong for factory automation systems
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