ReportGem ReportGem 中文

REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH

JP Industrial Electronic Preview; KR Auto/Parts Preview; U/G Mobis (OW)/ Mando (N), India Auto Preview, SpaceX Initiation, Key News - Nato, EU Tire Tariff, India-Indo Missile Deal: APAC Industrial & Auto Sector Specialist Sales Commentary Auto & EV - Equipment + Machinery + E&C + A&D

Published: 2026-07-08Institution: JPMorganPages: 10Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 2

Research evidence excerpt

JP Industrial Electronic Preview; KR Auto/Parts Preview; U/G Mobis (OW)/ Mando (N), India Auto Preview, SpaceX Initiation, Key News - Nato, EU Tire Tariff, India-Indo Missile Deal: APAC Industrial & Auto Sector Specialist Sales Commentary Auto & EV - Equipment + Machinery + E&C + A&D

r initiatives serving as narrative

catalysts amid robotics momentum. After a sharp pullback (Mobis/Mando –36%/–37% from peaks), risk/reward is more

attractive, and robotics/actuator upside is now more of a call option. 2Q is likely a non-event, with commodity headwinds and

FX tailwinds offsetting, and Mobis benefiting from a structural A/S profit boost. We continue to prefer OEMs (HMC/Kia,

both OW) over parts suppliers, as OEMs have increasing value chain discretion in both autos and robotics.

• Investor Feedback: Investor sentiment on HMC has turned softer, as HMC is expected to be the only company missing

consensus in 2Q26 earnings while the rest of the KR Auto & Auto parts sector is expected to deliver in-line results. During

Sonny Lee’s marketing in Asia last week, investor discussions focused on the long-term robotics upside for KR auto/auto

parts makers, but attention has shifted to near-term catalysts—such as HMG’s upcoming robotics training center launch

(summer this year) and the expected finalization of detailed robotics investment plans and subsidiary roles by year-end. Kia is

currently preferred for its attractive valuation (6x 2027E P/E) and >4% dividend yield, but sentiment could shift to HMC if the

robotics narrative gains momentum. In auto parts, investors view Mobis and Mando as “robot leverage” plays; while entering

the actuator segment may not be highly profitable, these initiatives could serve as narrative catalysts. After significant

The English excerpt is extracted automatically from the cited source page and may contain layout or recognition errors. It is never batch translated.

Open report viewer