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Digital Arts hits a new high [stocks hitting new highs and lows].
The new high stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's main board are Digital Arts <2326>, Fusosogakyu Kogyo <4538>, a total of 14 stocks. The new low stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's main board are Seer Inc <3458>, Amuse <4301>, a total of 9 stocks. "Tokyo Stock Exchange" "Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard" "Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth" New High New Low New High New Low New High New Low 11/0114971152 10/3130211176 10/3036213403 10/2916114866
FPG and others continue to rank in, with operating profit expected to increase by 56% from the previous period and by 10% for the current period, with share buyback also announced.
FPG <7148> has ranked in (as of 14:32). Sharply rising. After the previous day's trading session, it has announced its financial results for the fiscal year ending in September 24. Operating profit is 28.6 billion yen (an increase of 56.8% compared to the previous period), surpassing the previous estimate of 25.6 billion yen (up 40.2%). The operating profit for the fiscal year ending in September 25 is expected to be 31.7 billion yen (an increase of 10.7% compared to the previous period), with buying to appreciate the good performance. At the same time, they also announced a self-share buyback of up to 1.2% of the issued shares and a self-share cancellation of 1.0%. Volume changes.
Tohoku Electric Power -- significant continued decline, lack of surprises in earnings results as selling points.
Significant decline. The company announced its first half financial results the previous day, with ordinary profit decreasing by 30.0% year-on-year to 153.4 billion yen, expanding the decline rate from the 20.3% decrease in the first quarter. The decrease in differential income due to the lag effect of fuel cost adjustment system is a factor in the decline. The full-year forecast remains at 190 billion yen, a decrease of 34.9% compared to the previous year, and considerations are being made for temporary discounts on electricity charges. There was no significant earnings surprise, as positive expectations from other electrical utilities earnings had been prevailing, but negative reactions seem to be predominant.
NSW---Toami will adopt the IoT package for analysis equipment provided by Japan Electronics.
NSW <9739> announced on the 31st that Japan Electronics <6951> adopted NSW's IoT platform Toami for the analysis equipment IoT package JEOINT(TM) system.
Fujitsu - significant rebound, upward revision of full-year financial estimates due to consensus beating for July-September period.
Marked improvement. The company announced its second-quarter financial results the previous day, with operating profit for July-September at 23.1 billion yen, a 13.5% increase from the same period last year, exceeding market expectations by around 2.5 billion yen. The full-year estimate has been revised upwards from the previous 109 billion yen to 111.5 billion yen, a 5.1% increase from the previous year. Although still below consensus levels due to conservative assumptions such as exchange rates, there is room for sales improvement. Expecting an upward trend in the industrial and food distribution businesses due to increased demand for plant systems.
China Coatings - 2Q operating profit increased by 54.6% to 7.929 billion yen, upward revision for the 25/3 period.
For the second quarter of the fiscal year ending in March 2025, revenue increased by 13.6% year-on-year to 62.935 billion yen, and operating profit increased by 54.6% to 7.929 billion yen. In the marine paints sector, there was a significant increase in shipping volume for new ships, mainly in South Korea, and an overall increase in revenue due to appropriate adjustments of sales prices to match manufacturing costs. In addition, a revision of the financial estimates for the fiscal year ending in March 2025 was announced, with an upward revision of operating profit from 12 billion yen to 15 billion yen.