Honda/$HMC
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About Honda
Incorporated in 1948, Honda Motor was originally a motorcycle manufacturer. Today, the firm makes automobiles, motorcycles, and power products such as boat engines, generators, and lawnmowers. Including joint ventures, Honda sold 3.4 million light vehicles and 22.1 million motorcycles in fiscal 2026, and consolidated sales were JPY 21.8 trillion. Automobiles constitute 64% of revenue and motorcycles 18%, with the rest split between power products and financial services. Honda also makes robots and private jets.
- Ticker
- $HMC
- Sector
- Mobility
- Primary listing
- NYSE
- Employees
- 195,109
- Headquarters
- Tokyo, Japan
- Website
- www.honda.co.jp
Honda Metrics
BasicAdvanced
$42B
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-$0.28
0.31
$1.02
3.11%
Price and volume
Market cap
$42B
Beta
0.31
52-week high
$34.16
52-week low
$23.25
Average daily volume
858K
Dividend rate
$1.02
Financial strength
Current ratio
1.289
Quick ratio
0.951
Long term debt to equity
0.713
Total debt to equity
1.138
Interest coverage (TTM)
-0.89%
Profitability
EBITDA (TTM)
8,167.219
Gross margin (TTM)
17.45%
Net profit margin (TTM)
-0.75%
Operating margin (TTM)
-0.35%
Effective tax rate (TTM)
-3.85%
Revenue per employee (TTM)
$735,160
Management effectiveness
Return on assets (TTM)
-0.15%
Return on equity (TTM)
-0.76%
Valuation
Price to revenue (TTM)
0.88
Price to book
0.53
Price to tangible book (TTM)
0.57
Price to free cash flow (TTM)
2,747.484
Free cash flow yield (TTM)
0.04%
Free cash flow per share (TTM)
0.012
Dividend yield (TTM)
3.17%
Forward dividend yield
3.11%
Growth
Revenue change (TTM)
4.13%
Earnings per share change (TTM)
-130.65%
3-year revenue growth (CAGR)
8.35%
10-year revenue growth (CAGR)
4.60%
3-year earnings per share growth (CAGR)
-36.79%
10-year earnings per share growth (CAGR)
-3.47%
3-year dividend per share growth (CAGR)
20.51%
10-year dividend per share growth (CAGR)
6.68%
What the Analysts think about Honda
Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Honda stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of Honda stock.
Bulls say / Bears say
Honda raised its fiscal-year operating-profit forecast by 30% to ¥650 billion after first-quarter operating profit more than doubled, helped by a weaker yen and the absence of prior-year U.S. tariff costs. (Reuters)
Management is targeting more than ¥1.4 trillion of operating profit in the fiscal year ending March 2029, supported by cost restructuring, faster development, improved production efficiency and stronger motorcycle and financial-services earnings. (Honda)
Honda and Nissan agreed to standardize ECUs and software for next-generation software-defined vehicles from fiscal 2029, which could improve development efficiency, spread R&D costs and strengthen Honda’s technology position. (Honda)
Honda’s electrification reset remains costly: it cancelled three North American EV models and projected up to ¥2.5 trillion in cumulative losses, with additional charges possible in later years. (Honda)
Automotive demand and competitiveness remain weak in key markets: Reuters reported a 4% year-over-year decline in first-quarter global auto sales, including an almost 50% slump in China, while Honda still expects ¥520 billion of restructuring costs in fiscal 2027. (Reuters)
Honda’s need to pursue a ¥1.5 trillion cost-reduction program through 2030, including pressure on suppliers to cut component prices, highlights substantial competitive and margin pressure from Chinese EV manufacturers. (Reuters)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 8 Sept 2026.
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