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Fundamental Analysis

What Honda Motor Does

Automobiles Consumer Discretionary

Honda Motor is a Japanese manufacturer best known for motorcycles and cars, but it also makes engines, power products, and mobility equipment such as generators, lawn equipment, and marine engines. It sells these products through dealers and distributors to individual consumers, commercial buyers, and governments around the world.

Headquarters
Japan JP
Employees
194 173
IPO date
Dec 2, 1957
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What is the Intrinsic Value of one Honda Motor Co Ltd stock?

The intrinsic value for Honda Motor Co Ltd (7267) under the Base Case is hidden JPY.

Is Honda Motor Co Ltd stock undervalued or overvalued?

Compared with the current market price of 1 797.5 JPY, the stock appears hidden.

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