According to Fitch Ratings, in the past 12 months up to June 2025, the overall domestic demand of TSE 100 companies tracked by Fitch has remained steady, and the credit fundamentals of Japanese companies have generally remained resilient. Most industries have absorbed cost inflation while strictly controlling capital expenditure and leverage levels, but credit pressure is concentrated in the automobile and parts industry and the general trading company industry. This differentiation shows that whether companies can absorb costs, rather than simply rely on revenue growth, has become a core watershed in credit conditions.
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According to Fitch Ratings, in the past 12 months up to June 2025, the overall domestic demand of TSE 100 companies tracked by Fitch has remained steady, and the credit fundamentals of Japanese companies have generally remained resilient. Most industries have absorbed cost inflation while strictly controlling capital expenditure and leverage levels, but credit pressure is concentrated in the automobile and parts industry and the general trading company industry. This differentiation shows that whether companies can absorb costs, rather than simply rely on revenue growth, has become a core watershed in credit conditions.
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