Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. (JP:6360)

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Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.

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Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. (6360) Price & Analysis

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6360 Stock Chart & Stats

¥3420.00

¥0.00(0.00%)

At close: Jan 07 4:00 PM EST

¥3420.00

¥0.00(0.00%)

Day’s Range― - ―

52-Week Range¥2,690.00 - ¥4,150.00

Previous CloseN/A

Volume1.10K

Average Volume (3M)1.83K

Market Cap

¥5.60B

Enterprise Value¥2.46B

Total Cash (Recent Filing)N/A

Total Debt (Recent Filing)N/A

Price to Earnings (P/E)8.8

Beta0.72

Next Earnings

May 08, 2026

EPS EstimateN/A

Next Dividend Ex-DateN/A

Dividend Yield6.61%

Share Statistics

EPS (TTM)104.49

Shares Outstanding1,452,000

10 Day Avg. Volume700

30 Day Avg. Volume1,830

Financial Highlights & Ratios

PEG Ratio0.45

Price to Book (P/B)0.54

Price to Sales (P/S)0.39

P/FCF Ratio5.28

Enterprise Value/Market CapN/A

Enterprise Value/RevenueN/A

Enterprise Value/Gross ProfitN/A

Enterprise Value/EbitdaN/A

Forecast

1Y Price TargetN/A

Price Target UpsideN/A

Rating ConsensusN/A

Number of Analyst Covering0

EPS Forecast (FY)N/A

Revenue Forecast (FY)N/A

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Robust Balance SheetExtremely low leverage and a high equity ratio provide durable financial flexibility: supports capital spending on R&D or lines, absorbs demand shocks, and reduces default risk. This foundation sustains operations and strategic choices over the next several quarters without needing urgent refinancing.

Sustained MarginsHealthy gross and improving net margins indicate structural cost control and pricing power in machinery and services. Stable margins across cycles help preserve cash generation and profitability even when revenues fluctuate, underpinning long-term earnings resilience and funding for maintenance and service networks.

Improving Cash GenerationRecent rebound to positive operating cash flow and consistent free cash flow point to stronger cash conversion and working-capital management. Reliable FCF supports after-sales service investments and parts inventory, lowers dependence on external funding, and enhances ability to sustain capex and shareholder returns.

Bears Say

Large Recent Revenue DeclineA near-term revenue contraction of ~41% signals meaningful demand disruption or lost orders which can erode scale economics. Over several months reduced top-line volume pressures fixed-cost absorption, weakens backlog visibility and can constrain reinvestment into product upgrades and service expansion.

Sharp EPS DeteriorationEarnings per share falling nearly 70% indicates material margin or volume stress that limits retained earnings and internal funding capacity. Persisting EPS weakness would constrain strategic initiatives, reduce buffer for cyclical troughs, and could force tougher choices on capex or discretionary service investments.

Revenue Cyclicality From Equipment SalesA business heavily weighted to one-time machinery sales creates lumpy, capex-driven revenue cycles and low visibility quarter-to-quarter. Without a well-documented recurring-service mix, earnings and cash can swing with order timing, making multi-month planning and predictable growth more difficult for the installed-base business model.

6360 FAQ

What was Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s price range in the past 12 months?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. lowest stock price was ¥2690.00 and its highest was ¥4150.00 in the past 12 months.

What is Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s market cap?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s market cap is ¥5.60B.

When is Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s upcoming earnings report date?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s upcoming earnings report date is May 08, 2026 which is in 40 days.

How were Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s earnings last quarter?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. released its earnings results on Feb 06, 2026. The company reported ¥104.49 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of N/A by ¥104.49.

Is Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. overvalued?

According to Wall Street analysts Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s price is currently Overvalued. Get more investment ideas with TipRanks Premium

Does Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. pay dividends?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. pays a Annually dividend of ¥240 which represents an annual dividend yield of 6.61%. See more information on Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. dividends here

What is Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s EPS estimate?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s EPS estimate for its next earnings report is not yet available.

How many shares outstanding does Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. have?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. has 1,452,000 shares outstanding.

What happened to Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.’s price movement after its last earnings report?

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. reported an EPS of ¥104.49 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of N/A. Following the earnings report the stock price went up 1.269%.

Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.?

Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in JP:6360

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Company Description

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd.

Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. designs, develops, produces, and sells various types of packaging machines, tobacco machines, solid waste baling machines, and automatic laborsaving machines and systems in Japan and internationally. It offers confectionary and gift wrapping, vertical form-fill-seal machines, powder filling, tobacco, special item wrapping, and film overwrapping machines; overwrapping machines for paper products; baling systems; cartoners; cardboard caser; line systems; and vibrating conveyors. The company was formerly known as Shimane Manufacturing Co. and changed its name to Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Ltd. in 1949. The company was founded in 1908 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.