9/28/26
Mikikogyo (1718.T) Thesis The increase in government infrastructure spending and a growing order backlog are creating a more favorable outlook for Mikikogyo, despite rising material costs.
What’s Driving the Stock 01 Mikikogyo's order backlog has increased by 25% YoY, indicating strong demand for infrastructure projects. 02 Recent government initiatives to boost public spending on infrastructure could lead to additional contract awards. 03 The company is exploring partnerships with technology firms to enhance construction efficiency, potentially improving margins by 5%. 04 Increased government investment in infrastructure 05 Shift towards sustainable construction practices 06 Government infrastructure spending levels in Japan 07 Completion timelines of major projects 08 Changes in construction material costs 6542 6903 7264 7625 7986 7190 1718.T Daily 7190.00 May '26 Jun '26 Aug '26 Sep '26
My Notes "We are positioned to capitalize on the government's commitment to infrastructure development." Moat: Mikikogyo's strong relationships with government entities provide a durable competitive advantage in securing contracts. value - Investors may be drawn to the stock due to its low valuation metrics, particularly the Price/Sales ratio of 0.2x… Interest rates affect Mikikogyo through the cost of financing for projects and the overall demand for construction services. Watch on earnings: Government infrastructure spending growth rate, Construction material price indices, Order backlog levels. One Sentence Summary: Mikikogyo: the setup is constructive — mikikogyo's order backlog has increased by 25% yoy, indicating strong demand for infrastructure projects.
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