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Toray Industries (3402.T) Summary

Core Content

This report discusses Goldman Sachs' analysis of Toray Industries, focusing on its potential involvement in Japan-EU defense industry cooperation and its investment rating. The report highlights Toray's strategic position in the carbon fiber composite materials (CFRP) market, particularly in aerospace applications, and its global production and sales presence.

Main Points

• Japan-EU Defense Cooperation: Japan and the EU will hold their first joint government-industry meeting on June 16 to discuss defense industry collaboration. Toray Industries is expected to participate, signaling its potential role in defense-related applications.

• Toray's Role in Defense: Toray's carbon fiber composites are noted for their superior performance compared to metals, offering benefits in weight, heat resistance, durability, and stealth properties. These attributes make them highly suitable for defense applications, especially in aerospace.

• Market Potential: With expanding defense budgets in Japan and overseas, Toray is expected to see top-line and profit growth. The report suggests that increased market recognition of Toray's defense-related aspects could positively impact its share price.

• Investment Rating and Target Price: Goldman Sachs has a Buy rating on Toray Industries with a 12-month price target of ¥1,300, implying a 36.5% upside from the current price of ¥952.

• Financial Metrics:

  • Market Cap: ¥1.5 trillion / $10.6 billion
  • Enterprise Value: ¥2.3 trillion / $15.7 billion
  • 3-Month Average Daily Trading Volume (ADTV): ¥5.7 billion / $39.4 million

• Forecasted Revenue and Profit:

  • Revenue: ¥2,563.3 billion (FY3/25E) to ¥2,947.4 billion (FY3/28E)
  • Operating Profit: ¥145.0 billion (FY3/27E) to ¥150.0 billion (FY3/28E)
  • EPS: ¥17.3 (FY3/27E) to ¥14.0 (FY3/28E)

Key Risks

• Civil Aviation Demand: Sharp deterioration in civil aviation demand could negatively affect Toray's earnings.
• ABS Resin Margins: A significant decline in ABS resin margins could impact financial performance.
• Foreign Exchange Fluctuations: Forex swings may affect the company's profitability and valuation.

Goldman Sachs Methodology

• GS Factor Profile: This profile evaluates a stock based on Growth, Financial Returns, Multiple and Integrated attributes. These are calculated using normalized ranks of financial metrics and converted into percentiles.
• M&A Rank: Toray Industries is ranked 3, indicating low probability of being acquired. As a result, it does not factor into the price target calculation.

Investment Banking Relationships

• Goldman Sachs has investment banking relationships with Toray Industries, including compensation for services and client relationships.
• The rating distribution shows that 49% of stocks are rated Buy, 34% are Hold, and 17% are Sell globally.

Regulatory and Disclosure Information

• The report includes regulatory disclosures for various jurisdictions, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan, UK, and EU.
• Conflicts of Interest: Goldman Sachs has policies to prevent analysts or their households from owning securities in their coverage universe.
• Research Independence: The research is produced independently, and any investment banking relationships are disclosed.

Conclusion

Toray Industries is a key player in the carbon fiber composite materials market, with strong technological capabilities and a global footprint. The Japan-EU defense cooperation initiative is expected to boost demand for its products, particularly in defense and aerospace sectors, and could lead to positive market sentiment and share price appreciation. Despite the Buy rating, the report highlights key risks that investors should be aware of, including civil aviation demand, ABS resin margins, and foreign exchange volatility.