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Key takeaways
- Investors appear positive on Stanley’s cost reforms, motorcycle earnings growth & shareholder return policy.
- A new mediumterm growth story could bolster the investment case, prompting some interest in business growth through new subsidiaries Iwasaki Electric and SME.
- We published Auto Parts: Auto Parts at Crossroads: SDVs a New Challenge (13 Oct 2026).
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Stanley Electric (6923.T, 6923 JT)
Investors appear positive on Stanley’s cost reforms, motorcycle earnings growth & shareholder return policy. A new mediumterm growth story could bolster the investment case, prompting some interest in business growth through new subsidiaries Iwasaki Electric and SME.
We published Auto Parts: Auto Parts at Crossroads: SDVs a New Challenge (13 Oct 2026). As J-OEMs accelerate SDV launches toward 2030, we see a risk of valueadded shifting from traditional Tier 1s to semiconductor/software players and OEMs’ in-house operations. If SDV E&E architectures shift from distributed to domainbased, watch whether lamp-control ECUs are integrated with ECUs controlling other functions. Still, beam control and animated displays should offer scope for higher added value. Key investor discussion points follow. (1) Favorably view corporate actions that lift competitiveness & corporate value?
In April, Stanley formed a JV with Mitsubishi Electric Mobility and made Iwasaki Electric a subsidiary. Medium-term expectations include a shift from a lamp supplier to a lighting systems supplier (expansion into ADAS), plus support for mobility Unless otherwise noted, all metrics are based on Morgan Stanley ModelWare
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