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The trend of risk aversion continues, reaching the 33,000 yen level for the first time in eight months.
The Nikkei Average continued to decline significantly. It closed at 33,780.58 yen, down 955.35 yen (estimated Volume 3.2 billion 10 million shares), breaking below 34,000 yen for the first time in about eight months since August 5 of last year. Due to the USA's mutual tariffs and concerns over a global economic slowdown, the major Overseas stock indices plummeted the previous day, leading to a steep decline in the Nikkei Average at the start. It fell below the 34,000 yen mark in the middle of the morning session. After that, there were some buybacks due to a rebound from the sharp declines.
TOKAI---Obtained third-party assurance to improve the reliability of greenhouse gas emissions.
TOKAI Holdings <3167> announced on the 2nd that it has obtained third-party assurance to improve the reliability of its greenhouse gas (GHG) emission data. The company underwent third-party verification in accordance with ISAE 3410 by the Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA) and received a verification report. This will allow the disclosure of accurate and reliable data to stakeholders. The subject of this verification was Scope 1 for the fiscal year ending March 2023.
Japan Ham has updated its high price [stocks that have reached new highs and new lows].
The new high stock updates on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board include Japan Ham <2282> and Geo Holdings <2681>, totaling 16 stocks. The new low stock updates on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board include Kyokuyo <1301> and Yukiguni Factory <1375>, totaling 958 stocks. "Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board" "Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard" "Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth" New highs New lows New highs New lows New highs New lows 04/04 169589859036204/03 970015445421104/02 731627157129
Stocks with a limit-up or limit-down in the afternoon session.
■ Price limit up <1380> Akigawa Boku-en <3475> Goodcom Asset <5241> Japan OA Research Institute <6775> TB Group <6967> Shinko Electric Industry ■ Price limit down <2334> Iore <246A> Asua <4412> Science Arts <5803> Fujikura <6967> Shinko Electric Industry <7036> EM Network Japan <8518> Japan Asia Investment <9425> ReYuu Japan * Includes temporary price limits up and down (indicative values).
Onward HD, ETC continues to rank, and the forecast for double-digit profit growth and dividend increase this term is viewed positively.
Onward HD <8016> is ranked (as of 2:32 PM). Significant rebound. The company announced its financial results for the year ending February 2025 the previous day. Operating profit is 10.2 billion yen, a 9.8% decrease compared to the previous term, landing below the previous estimate of 12.5 billion yen. However, it seems that the downward trend in performance through the third quarter, with double-digit decreases in profit, has been considered within expectations. The outlook for the fiscal year ending February 2026 is 11.5 billion yen, reflecting a 13.3% increase, and an annual dividend of 30 yen is planned, an increase of 4 yen compared to the previous term, indicating ongoing revision movements.
Goodcom A and others continue to rank, with the implementation of commemorative shareholder benefits significantly expanding the yield appeal.
Goodcom A <3475> has ranked (as of 1:32 PM). It has reached the maximum limit. It has announced the implementation of a commemorative Shareholder benefit due to its dual listing on the Fukuoka Exchange. At the end of May and October 2025, shareholders who hold more than 500 shares will receive digital gifts worth 0.02 million yen each. For shareholders holding more than 1000 shares, the amount will be 0.05 million yen each. The benefit yield for shareholders with more than 1000 shares will be at a level of 12.8%, based on the previous day's closing price. In terms of benefits and Dividends yield, it is 1.
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