A Japanese processed food company wouldn't necessarily
stand out as a prime investment idea, given the sluggish growth
prospects in the Japanese domestic market. Ajinomoto (OTCPK:AJINY)
is an exception, though, in large part because of the company's efforts
to position itself in growing emerging markets and improve the margins
in its core Japanese market. Add in the potential for management to
further revise and upgrade its non-food businesses and I think there is a
credible case for bullishness here.
I'm expecting
Ajinomoto to leverage low-single-digit revenue growth into
mid-single-digit FCF growth, supporting a fair value about 5% to 10%
higher than today's price. The liquidity for Ajinomoto's ADRs is not
great, though, and I would encourage investors to consider the
Japan-listed shares (2802.T) as a much more liquid option.
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Ajinomoto Continuing To Shift Toward Growth And Margins
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