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Yamaha Motor on Smartkarma

Analyst coverage of Yamaha Motor on Smartkarma has been positive, with insights from top independent analysts like Travis Lundy and Sumeet Singh. Travis Lundy‘s report, ‘Yamaha Motors (7272 JP) – Secondary Offering as Toyota Sells Down – Easy To Digest,’ highlights the sale of 4.6% of Yamaha Motors by Toyota, Yamaha Corp, and MS&AD. Lundy notes the high dividend, low multiple, and small size of the offering, making it easy to execute. The report emphasizes that the sale provides an opportunity for Yamaha Motor to free up cross-holdings and should be relatively straightforward given the price, guidance, and dividend yield.

Sumeet Singh‘s analysis, ‘Yamaha Motors Placement – A Relatively Small Cross-Shareholding Unwind,’ discusses a group of shareholders aiming to raise around US$330m by selling approximately 3.6% of Yamaha Motor (7272 JP). Singh points out that this move is part of a cross-shareholding unwind and is not unexpected, even though the stock has not been performing well recently. Singh’s report delves into the dynamics of the deal and assesses it through an ECM framework, providing valuable insights for investors interested in Yamaha Motor‘s placement.

A look at Yamaha Motor Smart Scores

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., a company that manufactures motorcycles, is seen to have a positive long-term outlook according to the Smartkarma Smart Scores. Their dividend score of 5 indicates a strong performance in this area, making them an attractive option for investors seeking income. Additionally, the momentum score of 4 suggests that Yamaha Motor is experiencing positive momentum in the market, which could bode well for its future growth.

However, the company’s value score of 3, growth score of 3, and resilience score of 2 show a mixed outlook in these areas. While they may not be leading in terms of value and resilience, Yamaha Motor‘s overall strong performance in dividends and momentum could position them well for long-term success in the industry. With a diversified product range that includes motor boats, snowmobiles, golf carts, and electric power generators, Yamaha Motor has a global presence in markets across Japan, North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.

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