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Japan Tobacco Inc
TSE:2914

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TSE:2914
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Price: 5 829 JPY -0.63% Market Closed
Market Cap: ¥10.3T

EV/S

3.2
Current
29%
More Expensive
vs 3-y average of 2.4

Enterprise Value to Sales (EV/S) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to its revenue. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of the company`s sales, including both equity and debt.

EV/S
3.2
=
Enterprise Value
¥10.9T
/
Revenue
¥3.5T

Enterprise Value to Sales (EV/S) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to its revenue. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of the company`s sales, including both equity and debt.

EV/S
3.2
=
Enterprise Value
¥10.9T
/
Revenue
¥3.5T

Valuation Scenarios

Japan Tobacco Inc is trading above its 3-year average

If EV/S returns to its 3-Year Average (2.4), the stock would be worth ¥4 508.4 (23% downside from current price).

Statistics
Positive Scenarios
1/4
Maximum Downside
-65%
Maximum Upside
+2%
Average Downside
29%
Scenario EV/S Value Implied Price Upside/Downside
Current Multiple 3.2 ¥5 829
0%
3-Year Average 2.4 ¥4 508.4
-23%
5-Year Average 2.2 ¥4 016.45
-31%
Industry Average 3.2 ¥5 967.71
+2%
Country Average 1.1 ¥2 049.36
-65%

Forward EV/S
Today’s price vs future revenue

Today's Enterprise Value Revenue Forward EV/S
¥10.9T
/
Jan 2026
¥3.5T
=
3.2
Current
¥10.9T
/
Dec 2026
¥3.8T
=
2.9
Forward
¥10.9T
/
Dec 2027
¥3.9T
=
2.8
Forward
¥10.9T
/
Dec 2028
¥4.1T
=
2.6
Forward

Forward EV/S shows whether today’s EV/S still looks high or low once future revenue are taken into account.

Peer Comparison

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Market Distribution

Higher than 81% of companies in Japan
Percentile
81th
Based on 5 140 companies
81th percentile
3.2
Low
0 — 0.7
Typical Range
0.7 — 2
High
2 —
Distribution Statistics
Japan
Min 0
30th Percentile 0.7
Median 1.1
70th Percentile 2
Max 12 107 466

Japan Tobacco Inc
Glance View

Market Cap
10.3T JPY
Industry
Tobacco

Japan Tobacco Inc. (JT) stands as a formidable player in the global tobacco industry with a rich legacy that extends well beyond Japan's borders. Originally formed from the government's domestic monopoly on tobacco, JT was privatised in 1985, marking a new chapter as it aimed to compete on the world stage. This transformation was not merely cosmetic; it involved expanding its horizons through strategic acquisitions, most notably in markets like the United States with its purchase of R.J. Reynolds' non-U.S. operations, and Europe, where it gained a foothold with the acquisition of Gallaher Group. Such expansions illustrate JT’s approach to growth: leveraging established international brands like Winston, Camel, and LD, alongside cherished local products. This dual positioning has enabled JT to adapt to varying consumer tastes and regulatory environments, thus securing its place as one of the top global cigarette manufacturers. While its core business remains deeply rooted in tobacco, Japan Tobacco has ingeniously diversified its operations—welcoming the challenges and opportunities of the 21st-century consumer market. JT’s diversification into pharmaceuticals, processed foods, and beverages represents an insightful strategy to mitigate risks associated with the declining global smoking rates and intensifying regulations. By investing in harm reduction technologies, JT seeks to evolve with the industry trends toward reduced-risk products, such as heated tobacco and e-cigarettes. The company balances its deep traditional roots with innovative strides, managing market dynamics through a comprehensive portfolio that generates significant revenue and ensures sustained profitability. This adaptability and nuanced approach to expansion illustrate JT's resilience in an era of shifting consumer preferences and regulatory landscapes.

Intrinsic Value
6 347.23 JPY
Undervaluation 8%
Intrinsic Value
Price ¥5 829
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