Japan’s MinebeaMitsumi (“Minebea”; also sometimes written as “Minebea Mitsumi”) (OTCPK:MNBEY)
(6479.T) is certainly not a household name to most investors, but this
odd mix of precision machined and electrical components is a strong
leader in several attractive markets, and has uncommonly robust
opportunities to drive improved operating and product synergies in the
coming years. At the same time, though, the company is facing some
significant product cycle risk and there are no guarantees that the
synergy efforts will pan out.
Minebea looks
undervalued on the basis of long-term revenue growth of just 3%, but
revenue could be choppy over the next several years and the margin/FCF
generation improvement I expect may prove to be beyond management’s
capabilities. I’d also note that these ADRs are not very liquid at all,
so investors should factor that into their evaluation process (the
Tokyo-listed shares are quite liquid, for investors who wish to pursue
that option).
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MinebeaMitsumi Looks Seriously Undervalued, But There Are Significant Upcoming Challenges
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