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To own Otsuka today, you need to believe its core corporate IT franchise can keep converting steady demand into dependable cash generation, even if growth is more gradual than the broader Japanese market. The August 2026 results and upgraded guidance support that view in the near term, as management now expects higher full year sales and profit and is confident enough to lift dividends again after last year’s reset. That said, the share price has already moved higher over the past month, so some of this better news may be reflected in the valuation, which screens only modestly below consensus fair value. The key short term catalysts now look tied to whether firm IT spending and margins are sustained, while slower expected revenue and earnings growth versus the market remains a central risk.
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