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Aisin Seiki Co ( (JP:7259) ) has shared an announcement.
Aisin Corporation has unveiled its 2028 Medium-Term Management Plan, targeting net sales of 5.3 trillion yen, operating profit of 330 billion yen, an operating margin of 6.2%, ROE of 10%, and ROIC of 11%. The plan builds on a strengthened powertrain lineup and a resilient global production base established under the prior 2025 plan.
The new strategy centers on three pillars—product, region, and function—to both reinforce earning power and fund future growth. Aisin will expand its electrified and flagship product lineup, bolster vehicle control and comfort technologies, and grow its aftermarket services.
Regionally, the company aims to deepen local production and partnerships in North America, India, ASEAN, Europe, and China to enhance competitiveness and profitability. Functionally, it plans to improve its profit structure and governance while accelerating AI, digital transformation, and human capital investment to support long-term sustainable growth and non-financial ESG targets toward 2030.
The most recent analyst rating on (JP:7259) stock is a Hold with a Yen3000.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Aisin Seiki Co stock, see the JP:7259 Stock Forecast page.
More about Aisin Seiki Co
Aisin Corporation is a Japan-based automotive parts manufacturer supplying powertrain units, braking systems, body components, and mobility-related technologies to global automakers. Leveraging a broad product portfolio and a globally integrated production network, the company focuses on electrification, intelligent systems, and regional expansion to support its position in the evolving mobility market.
Average Trading Volume: 2,388,418
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: Yen2199.1B
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