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    Fujitsu (TSE:6702), What Is Behind The Fresh Attention?

    Simply Wall St·09/27/2026 00:26:47
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    Fujitsu (TSE:6702) has put its next generation FUJITSU MONAKA CPU and MONAKA Server at center stage, outlining plans for global sales from November 2026 and linking the hardware push with expanded cybersecurity offerings through its KELA collaboration.

    Fujitsu's recent announcements around MONAKA and the KELA partnership arrive after a powerful rebound in the shares, with a 90 day share price return of 25.91% and a 30 day gain of 7.33% helping to offset a year to date decline of 6.52%.

    Over a longer stretch, momentum has already rewarded patient holders, with the total shareholder return at 13.80% over one year, 135.72% over three years and 113.04% over five years. This suggests the market has been willing to reprice the business as its digital services and hardware story has evolved.

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    Fujitsu now has a clearer AI hardware story and a brisk rebound in the share price. The harder question is whether that mix still leaves enough value on the table today.

    Most Popular Narrative: 17% Undervalued

    Against a last close of ¥4,028, the most followed narrative pegs Fujitsu's fair value at about ¥4,834. This frames the recent rebound against a still supportive valuation story built on services, AI and sovereign-grade infrastructure.

    Substantial growth in modernization and Uvance businesses (modernization revenue up 44% YoY, Uvance revenue up 52% YoY, Uvance now 29% of segment sales), reflects successful transition away from legacy hardware towards high-margin, recurring cloud, consulting, and advanced IT services, which should structurally lift net margins.

    See why 9 investors see Fujitsu as 17% undervalued.

    The same fair value framework applies a 7.29% discount rate to those future cash flows and arrives at a price target comfortably above where Fujitsu trades today. This points to a material gap between the current ¥4,028 share price and the ¥4,833.85 narrative estimate. That view also lines up with Simply Wall St's own model, which sees the stock trading about 14.8% below an internal fair value estimate of ¥4,728.59 based on projected cash flows.

    Analysts in that narrative are not assuming explosive expansion, with forecast revenue growth of around 3.6% a year and earnings expected to rise 9.93% annually. They still land on a fair value that implies investors are not fully pricing in the shift toward higher margin services. The model also bakes in a future P/E of 22.9x, above the JP IT industry at 16.3x. This suggests the bullish camp thinks Fujitsu's earnings profile deserves a premium even after a decade-long restructuring of its hardware footprint.

    For anyone weighing the sovereign AI angle against the valuation gap, the key question is whether those modernization, cloud and security contracts can continue to support earnings growth that justifies a higher multiple than the wider domestic IT sector while still leaving room relative to the ¥4,833.85 narrative fair value. On that score, the current 16.7% discount to fair value and the fact the stock trades below both the consensus target and the SWS DCF estimate put the burden on skeptics to explain why the cash flow and margin story might fall short of those projections.

    Result: Fair Value of ¥4,833.85 (UNDERVALUED)

    Still, the bullish Fujitsu story can unravel if international revenue remains weak or if rivals move faster on AI adoption and gradually squeeze margins over time.

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    This article by Simply Wall St is general in nature. We provide commentary based on historical data and analyst forecasts only using an unbiased methodology and our articles are not intended to be financial advice. It does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any stock, and does not take account of your objectives, or your financial situation. We aim to bring you long-term focused analysis driven by fundamental data. Note that our analysis may not factor in the latest price-sensitive company announcements or qualitative material. Simply Wall St has no position in any stocks mentioned.