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The Growth 250 plummeted, with a drop rate exceeding 7% in some instances = Emerging Markets, Day 4.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index plunged. There were moments when the decline exceeded 7%, and the Growth 250 Futures had a circuit breaker triggered. The overall Tokyo market was broadly lower in response to the content of the mutual tariff policy of the U.S. Trump administration. Emerging Markets were affected by a worsening sentiment. Companies like Timee <215A.T>, Genda <9166.T>, etc. fell. The decline of space-related stocks like QPS Research Institute <5595.T> and ispace <9348.T> was also noticeable. In the Standard segment, Sumitomo Trust Bank decreased.
Stable, not significantly affected by the announcement of auto tariffs or the impact of Dividends.
Overview for the week from March 24 to March 28: The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index high: 677.63 low: 665.57 closing price: 668.89 compared to the previous week: +0.27%. The market remained resilient, showing little impact from the declaration of auto tariffs and the drop in Dividends. It was not significantly affected by the additional tariffs on Autos from the USA or the drop in Dividends, and showed a solid trend compared to the Main Board market. Among the stocks with high Market Cap, BuySell Technologies <7685> rebounded.
＜Today's individual materials＞ Nakabotech, Creos, Bright Path, Nitto Kohki, ETC (announcements on the 24th)
▽ Nakabotec <1787.T> has revised its standalone financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025 upward, raising its year-end total dividends estimate from 200 yen to 275 yen (previous fiscal year's figure was 240 yen). ▽ Creos <8101.T> has increased its year-end total dividends estimate for the fiscal year ending March 2025 from 90 yen to 95 yen (previous fiscal year's figure was 83 yen). ▽ Bright Pass <4594.T> has revised its standalone profit estimates downward for the fiscal year ending March 2025. ▽ Nitto Kohki <6151.T> has lowered its consolidated financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025, and has adjusted its year-end dividends estimate accordingly.
Key points of interest for PTS on the 24th = Maruha Nichiro, Daiko, Apirits.
▽ Maruha Nichiro <1333.T>, announcement of new long-term vision and medium-term management plan ▽ Daiko <3160.T>, Earnings Reports and revision of Financial Estimates ▽ Apirits <4174.T>, consolidated subsidiary acquires stocks of JUTJOY (becoming a subsidiary) ▽ BeeX <4270.T>, acquires Sky 365 as a subsidiary ▽ DeltaF <4598.T>, starts clinical phase 2/3 comparative trial for DFP-17729 ▽ Mimaki Engineering <6638.T>, revision of Dividends forecast ▽ Ikegami Tsusho <6771.T>, performance and Dividends.
Growth 250 fell for the first time in six days, with a rush to Buy the IPO Mirairo in the Emerging Markets on the 24th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index fell for the first time in six days. After starting high, it lost momentum and traded in a range around the previous week's closing price during the afternoon session. FFRI <3692.T>, Genda <9166.T>, and Hennge <4475.T> were up, while Cover <5253.T> and Sanbio <4592.T> were down. The IPO of Mirairo <335A.T> attracted significant buying and ended its first day of trading with a strong demand.
The Growth 250 continues to rise, with GENDA and others increasing = Emerging Markets, 17th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index continues to rise. The Tokyo market shows strong movement in response to rising U.S. stocks, and the Growth 250 also maintains an upward trend. Cover <5253.T>, Heartseed <219A.T>, and GENDAL <9166.T> have increased, while Asiro <7378.T> and Ecomott <3987.T> saw significant gains. Timee <215A.T> experienced a decline. In the Standard segment, Maruchiyo Yamaoka <3399.T> was sold. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.