Stocks that moved today, hot stocks - November 11th (Monday)
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3 Key Points to Watch in the Morning Session
●Concerns linger over tariffs despite the continuation of Trump's trade.
●Concerns linger over tariffs despite the continuation of Trump's trade.
● $SoftBank (9434.JP)$Announced a revision of the forecast for the performance for the fiscal year ending in March 2025. The revenue has been upwardly revised from 6 trillion 200 billion yen to 6 trillion 350 billion yen, and the operating profit from 900 billion yen to 950 billion yen. PayPay, a major player in smart phone payments, has been performing well in its subsidiary, contributing to the recovery of the mobile business.
●Morning session highlights: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare to consider banning continuous work for 14 days or more, with a possible review of the current maximum limit of 48 days.
Stocks on the move, hot stocks
On the 11th, the Tokyo stock market saw the Tokyo Stock Exchange Price Index lacking direction around the closing price from the previous week. Disappointing corporate performance and underwhelming Chinese economic stimulus measures led to selling pressure in machinery, iron & steel, and chemicals. The Nikkei Average continued to rise. The previous week's rally in US stocks was seen unfavorably, resulting in a decline at the start. Weak performances of major growth stocks such as Nvidia in the US led to selling pressure on semiconductor stocks domestically. The uncertainty surrounding the Prime Minister's nomination elections today has also led to a cautious mood in the political landscape. Among different sectors, nonferrous metals, warehouses & transportation, and electric appliances are on the rise, while chemicals, textiles, and metal products are declining.
On the 11th, the Tokyo stock market saw the Tokyo Stock Exchange Price Index lacking direction around the closing price from the previous week. Disappointing corporate performance and underwhelming Chinese economic stimulus measures led to selling pressure in machinery, iron & steel, and chemicals. The Nikkei Average continued to rise. The previous week's rally in US stocks was seen unfavorably, resulting in a decline at the start. Weak performances of major growth stocks such as Nvidia in the US led to selling pressure on semiconductor stocks domestically. The uncertainty surrounding the Prime Minister's nomination elections today has also led to a cautious mood in the political landscape. Among different sectors, nonferrous metals, warehouses & transportation, and electric appliances are on the rise, while chemicals, textiles, and metal products are declining.
$Daifuku (6383.JP)$Showing a buying tendency. On the 8th, the company announced an upward revision of its consolidated operating profit forecast for the full year of the fiscal year ending in December 24 from the previous 56 billion yen to 64 billion yen, and an upward revision of the annual dividend forecast from 40 yen to 47 yen (40 yen in the previous period). This is based on the improvement in profitability due to progress in price increases to offset rising raw material and labor costs. Additionally, the share price is also being viewed positively due to the announced share buyback.
$Sony Group (6758.JP)$Showing a buying tendency. On the 8th, the company announced that the consolidated net profit (IFRS) for the first half of the fiscal year ending in March 2025 was 570.1 billion yen (an increase of 36.5% compared to the same period of the previous year). The market consensus was 477.4 billion yen. Significant gains in the areas of gaming & network services, finance, and imaging & sensing solutions contributed to this increase.
$Takasago International (4914.JP)$Buying interest is strong. The company announced on the 8th that it raised its consolidated operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending 25.3 to 10 billion yen (4.3 times the previous year's level) from the previous 4 billion yen.
$Fujikura Composites (5121.JP)$Marked increase. The company announced on the 8th that it raised its consolidated operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending 25.3 from the previous 3.9 billion yen to 4.6 billion yen (a 26.9% increase from the previous year). The consolidated operating profit for the first half of 25.3 (April-September) was 2.37 billion yen, up 6.7% from the same period last year, exceeding the company's plan by 1.6 billion yen.
$TOKYO KEIKI (7721.JP)$Significant increase. The company announced on the 8th that it raised its consolidated operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending 25.3 from the previous 3.56 billion yen to 4.1 billion yen (a 48.1% increase from the previous year). This upward revision is based on the defense and communication equipment business progressing as planned, increased revenue in the ship port equipment business, and improvement in cost rates due to the depreciation of the yen.
$SECOM (9735.JP)$Declining. The company announced on the 8th that it raised its consolidated operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending 25.3 from the previous 131.2 billion yen to 140.8 billion yen (a 0.1% increase from the previous year). The market consensus was 142.3 billion yen. Taking into account the first half performance and the revision of contract fees for corporate security services (increases), the company expects each profit to exceed the previous forecast. However, due to the outlook falling below consensus, selling pressure dominates the stock price.
$Mitsui Fudosan (8801.JP)$Continued decline. The company announced on the 8th that the consolidated ordinary profit for the first half of 25.3 (April-September) was 137.3 billion yen, a decrease of 11.1% compared to the previous year. The market consensus was 140.6 billion yen. The decline was significant due to factors such as the rebound of property sales in the previous year's segments for investors and overseas residential sales, impacting the condominium segment as well.
$Kubota (6326.JP)$Selling pressure prevails. The company announced on the 8th that it lowered its consolidated operating profit (IFRS) for the fiscal year ending December 24.12 from the previous 330 billion yen to 310 billion yen (a 5.7% decrease from the previous year). The market consensus was 327.5 billion yen.
$Olympus (7733.JP)$Third consecutive decline. The company announced on the 8th that the consolidated net profit (IFRS) for the first half of 25.3 (April-September) was 49 billion yen, down 77.4% from the same period last year. The market consensus was 43.8 billion yen. The impact of a profit of approximately 349 billion yen from the transfer of the discontinued scientific business in the previous year affected the results.
$Unicharm (8113.JP)$Significant decrease. The company announced on the 8th that the consolidated net profit (IFRS) for the 3Q cumulative period of the fiscal year 24.12 (January-September) was 59.55 billion yen, a 2.4% decrease from the same period last year. The market consensus was 62.88 billion yen. Although domestic price increases contributed, the delayed recovery in Chinese baby care had an impact.
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