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OTS, Funpep, among others [Emerging Markets press release]
Time Watami's subsidiary WATAMI FAST CASUAL and the gig job service "Timey" have entered into a business partnership contract regarding new store operation. TBS Holdings, which is involved in management and operations of subsidiary and group under WACUL, will conduct a public acquisition with a public purchase price of 502 yen per share, and it is planned to be (Delisted) after the public purchase. OTS will issue new shares through a third-party allotment (4 million shares) in the third phase.
OncoTherapy Science: Extraordinary Report
MITSUBISHI ESTATE, 3Q operating profit increased by 32.5% to 194.4 billion yen.
MITSUBISHI ESTATE <8802> announced its financial results for the third quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2025, with operating revenue increasing by 13.1% year-on-year to 1 trillion 47.9 billion 19 million yen, and operating profit rising by 32.5% to 194.4 billion 78 million yen. Both income and capital gains are progressing smoothly towards the company's full-year financial estimates. In Japan, the stable Market Overview is being leveraged, leading to an increase in capital gains. Additionally, the Brokerage business is performing well. [Positive Evaluation] <8802> MITSUBISHI ESTATE Q4| <7740> TAMRON
OncoTherapy Science: Summary of Financial Results for the 3rd Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2025 [Japanese GAAP] (Consolidated)
OncoTherapy Science 9-Mos Loss Y717.00M Vs Loss Y987.00M
Emerging Markets outlook: Attention may turn towards lightly traded ultra-low-priced stocks and biotech-related stocks.
■ Emerging Markets are left out of the investment choices. This week, Emerging Markets declined. During the same period, the Nikkei average fell by -1.95%, while the Growth Market Index fell by -2.67%, and the Growth Market 250 Index fell by -3.09%, indicating that Emerging Markets were relatively weaker. As attention turns to the central bank meetings in Japan and the United States, reports of Nissan <7201> and Honda <7267> beginning discussions on a management integration have redirected interest towards auto stocks and Auto Parts suppliers in the Main Board, leaving Emerging Markets out of the investment picture.
