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Japan Airport Terminal

9706.THIGHScore: 53.3

Core · Weight: 8%· Data as of 2026-04-29

¥5,002-0.89%
6-month daily

Investment Thesis

Operates Tokyo Haneda passenger terminal buildings — Asia's #1 traffic airport. Three segments: Facilities Management, Merchandise Sales (duty-free), Food & Beverage. Cleanest pure-inbound infrastructure play in our universe — every international arrival walks through their concourses. Q3 FY3/26: 9-month net sales ¥217.1B (+7.7%), OP ¥35.6B (+11.1%); international duty-free explicitly above prior year despite the China downdraft. PE 16.1x is the cheapest valuation in the tourism cluster. Diversified across Korea, Taiwan, US, Australia inbound flows — not China-concentrated.

Risk

1) Haneda capacity-constrained at 490k slots — outright traffic growth limited; thesis depends on international/domestic mix shift. 2) Concession contract rebids carry long-tenor margin risk. 3) Yen appreciation compresses duty-free spend per passenger. 4) FY3/26 full-year results May 8, 2026 may reveal weaker Q4 trajectory.

Monitoring Trigger

ADD to 10% if (a) FY26 results May 8 print revenue >+8% AND duty-free positive YoY OR (b) international slot share announces material increase. TRIM to 4% if (a) duty-free turns negative 2 consecutive quarters OR (b) yen strengthens past ¥130/USD.

Key Dates

2026-05-08
2026-11-01
2026-Q3

Key Metrics

16.1
PE
N/A
Fwd PE
2.31
P/B
14.7-22.3%
ROE
13.2%
Op Margin
moderate
D/E
1.9%
Div Yield
positive
FCF
¥465B
Mkt Cap

Business Segments

SegmentRevenueShareDescription
Facilities ManagementHaneda T1/T2 passenger terminal building rents to airlines, ground operators, retail tenants
Merchandise SalesDuty-free shops at Haneda international terminal + airside retail at other airports
Food & BeverageRestaurants and concessions at Haneda + select other airport locations

Supply Chain Evidence

EvidenceCustomerProductDetail
confirmedForeign airlines using Haneda internationalTerminal rents, gate slots, ground servicesMajor foreign carriers (Delta, United, Singapore, Cathay etc.) all anchor at Haneda; rent base is contractually tied to passenger volumes
confirmedOutbound + inbound duty-free shoppersLiquor, cosmetics, fashion, electronics, confectioneryQ3 FY3/26 IR: international terminal Duty Free Shop above prior year despite weaker China inbound elsewhere
confirmedJAL / ANA (domestic + international)Terminal rents, concourse accessDomestic carriers are anchor tenants; relationship is structural via long-term concession

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