Yamazaki Co., Ltd.
6147.T · JPX
Company research
Yamazaki Co., Ltd. (6147.T) is a Japan-based industrial machinery company founded in 1946 and headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan, specializing in the manufacture and sale of machine tools and motorcycle components. The company operates through two core business segments: the Machine Tools segment, which produces dedicated machine tools such as honing machines, transfer machines, index machines, machining centers, and labor-saving equipment units; and the Transportation Equipment segment, which focuses on the manufacture and processing of transmission and control system components, engine parts, and precision parts for motorcycles and automobiles. Led by CEO Yoshikazu Yamazaki, the company also offers maintenance, repair, and modification services, as well as specialized instruments for measuring tool holder tensile force. Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange since January 2000, Yamazaki Co., Ltd. employs approximately 336 full-time staff and serves both domestic and international markets with a market capitalization of approximately ¥727.7 million JPY.
Research reports
FY2024 earnings analysis describes Yamazaki as a small-cap industrial machinery company with modest profitability, a 2.5% operating margin and ROE around 4.1%, highlighting stable but low returns relative to peers. It notes improving sales and profit trends but stresses that a relatively low equity ratio and reliance on debt mean strengthening the balance sheet and clarifying growth strategy and disclosure are key for future investment appeal.
MarketsMojo · December 25, 2025Yamazaki Co., Ltd. (6147) Stock RecommendationMarketsMojo’s real-time recommendation flags weak long-term fundamentals with declining sales growth, operating losses, high debt-to-equity and very negative trends in net profit, margins and EPS, and concludes investors should sell all holdings. While acknowledging a relatively high dividend yield and some mildly bullish technical indicators, the report characterizes the stock as risky and underperforming the Nikkei 225, emphasizing leverage, rising interest costs and deteriorating profitability as major risk factors.