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Japanese stock buybacks this week (4/14~4/18)
――――4/14――――$J Front Retailing(3086.JP)$ will buy back up to 11.5 million shares, 4.45% of its outstanding shares (excluding its own shares), for an amount of JPY¥ 15 billion.$Toho(9602.JP)$ will
Information on individual stocks.
Material G <156A.T> significantly continued to rise. A self-stock acquisition limit of 400,000 shares (4.1% of the total outstanding stocks excluding treasury shares) and 260 million yen was established. The acquisition period is from April 18 to May 23. Progrit <9560.T> saw a significant rise, rebounding after six days. A self-stock acquisition limit of 350,000 shares (2.77% of the total outstanding stocks excluding treasury shares) and 300 million yen was established. The acquisition period is from April 18 to June 30. Genda <9166.T> saw a significant rise, rebounding after three days. The revenue for March.
Strong performance, with continued expectations for U.S.-Japan tariff negotiations.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to have a solid development. Yesterday, on the 17th, in the U.S. stock market, the Dow Inc fell sharply by $527.16 (-1.33%) to $39,142.23, marking a significant three-day decline. The decline of the managed healthcare company, UnitedHealth, weighed heavily on the market. Additionally, concerns have intensified that the independence of the Federal Reserve (FRB) may be undermined due to President Trump's Social Media Post, leading to an acceleration of selling.
Progrit ETC, announcement of the Share Buyback on April 17.
The stocks for which a share buyback framework was announced on Thursday, April 17, are as follows: <9560> Progrit 0.35 million shares (2.8%) 0.3 billion yen (25/4/18-25/6/30) <156A> Material Group 0.4 million shares (4.1%) 0.2 billion 60 million yen (25/4/18-25/5/23) *The percentage in parentheses for the number of shares represents the ratio of the total issued shares (excluding treasury shares) *The number of shares and amounts are the upper limit.
Steady, supported by a pause in the rise of U.S. stocks and long-term U.S. interest rates.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to show a stable performance. Yesterday, on the 14th, the U.S. stock market saw the Dow Inc rise by 312.08 points (+0.78%) to 40,524.79 dollars. The temporary exclusion of tariffs on Electronic Equipment and President Trump's indication of considering tariff reductions on Auto Parts supported stock prices. On the other hand, concern over the additional tariffs on Electronic Equipment hasn’t been completely dispelled, which limited the upside of stock prices. Today, buying is expected to dominate the Emerging Markets.
Toho, for the fiscal year ending February 2025, operating profit increased by 9.2% to 64.6 billion yen, while Financial Estimates for February 2026 are projected to decrease by 11.9% to 57 billion yen.
Toho <9602> announced its financial results for the fiscal year ending February 2025, with operating revenue increasing by 10.5% compared to the previous period to 313.171 billion yen, and operating profit rising by 9.2% to 64.684 billion yen. For the fiscal year ending February 2026, the company plans operating revenue to decrease by 4.2% to 300 billion yen and operating profit to decrease by 11.9% to 57 billion yen. Additionally, the income from the distribution rights of the blockbuster movie "Godzilla -1.0" will drop, and the temporary closure of the Imperial Theatre due to reconstruction work will have an impact. This represents 5.63% of the total number of outstanding Stocks.
