Simply Wall St values Teijin stock at JPY 1,860

Published on 10/13/2026 at 01:00 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

The narrative marked Teijin 11.80 percent undervalued on October 10, 2026. Teijin stock gained 29.70 percent over one year.

Key points in brief

Simply Wall St cited a JPY 1,860 fair value for Teijin on October 10, 2026, with the narrative marking the stock 11.80 percent undervalued.
Teijin's one-year share return was 29.70 percent, while its year-to-date gain was 22.29 percent as of October 10, 2026.
The finance quote showed a JPY 316.5 billion market capitalization and a JPY 1,202.50 to JPY 1,825.00 52-week range as of October 9, 2026.
Teijin completed the integration of Teijin Frontier and Asahi Kasei Advance on October 1, 2026, with no change to its fiscal 2027 earnings forecast.

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Teijin (ISIN JP3544000007) was assigned a JPY 1,860 fair value in a valuation narrative cited by Simply Wall St on October 10, 2026. The estimate was set against a JPY 1,640.50 last close, while the narrative marked Teijin 11.80 percent undervalued.

Valuation meets recent performance

Simply Wall St reported a 29.70 percent one-year share gain and a 22.29 percent year-to-date gain on October 10, 2026. The same analysis said the latest quarter and month were weaker, creating a split between long-term share performance and more recent momentum.

The valuation case centers on Teijin's shift toward customer-focused businesses across Apparel and Industries, Healthcare and Life Solutions, Electronics and Energy, and Specialty Materials. The JPY 1,860 fair value therefore depends on stronger operating quality rather than on share-price performance alone.

What the valuation leaves unresolved

The counterweight is earnings quality. Simply Wall St cited a recent loss of JPY 42.157 billion and pressure in commoditized materials businesses. That risk matters because the valuation narrative assumes restructuring can lift revenue quality and adjusted operating income.

Teijin also completed the business integration of Teijin Frontier and Asahi Kasei Advance on October 1, 2026. Japan IR reported that the integration had no impact on the full-year consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 because its effects were already included in the outlook.

Stock range sets the market context

Teijin's quote data showed a JPY 316.5 billion market capitalization as of October 9, 2026. The 52-week range was JPY 1,202.50 to JPY 1,825.00, putting the JPY 1,640.50 valuation reference below the yearly high while leaving the turnaround thesis exposed to execution risk.

The company operates in materials, healthcare and information technology, with its Tokyo Stock Exchange listing under ticker 3401. The valuation debate is therefore tied to both specialty-materials restructuring and the ability to convert that strategy into durable earnings.

Next steps for Teijin stock

Teijin's October valuation discussion combines a JPY 1,860 fair value with a JPY 42.157 billion recent loss and a JPY 316.5 billion market capitalization. The central issue is whether the business integration and portfolio shift can improve profitability enough to justify the valuation narrative.

The further course of trading is shown by the continuously updated real-time quote of Teijin stock.