Oriental Land has been forced to close for several months and shorten business hours due to the spread of COVID-19 infection, but stock prices have risen contrary to management conditions.
There is also a possibility that it has risen due to expectations of economic recovery even with the COVID-19 pandemic, but there is a big gap between business performance and stock price levels.
If you look at it from the lowest price in 2020, it has risen close to 6,000 yen until 2021, so investors who bought it when it fell once due to the coronavirus shock are making solid profits.

Oriental Land's stock price is rapidly rising, and the stock price has increased 9 times in 9 years.
Oriental Land's stock price in 2002 was 2,500 yen, but as of 2021, it has risen to 17,500 yen.
There are people who anticipate the rapid rise in Oriental Land's stock price to “buy it because it will continue to rise in the future,” but many investors think “I'm worried that the gap with business performance is severe.”

Let's take a look at Oriental Land's stock price trend on a 10-year chart.
Oriental Land's stock price has continued to rise steadily for over 8 years since the upward trend began due to “Abenomics” around 2013.
It has fallen to around 11,000 yen due to the coronavirus shock in 2020, but it is rising again.
Looking at the stock price situation in 2012, you can see that Oriental Land's stock price is more than 9 times higher.
As of 2021, it has remained flat since the high price was updated, but many securities analysts expect it to rise, and there is a trend where there are many people recommending “bullish buying.”

Dividend per share (company forecast) 30.00 (2023/03)
EPS (company forecast) (joint) 107.60 (2023/03)
BPS (actual) (joint) 2,334.66 (2022/03)
Number of shares per unit: 100
Year-to-date high 24,850 (22/03/25)
Year-to-date low 16,770 (22/05/12)