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Stocks that moved the day before part 2: Kyogoku Transport, Integroup, Headwater, ETC.
Stock Name <Code> 30-day closing price ⇒ Change from previous day Fujikura <5803> 6548 -153 Selling pressure for profit-taking is dominant in a high price range ahead of year-end and New Year holidays. Advantest <6857> 9198 -249 Semiconductor-related stocks are generally weak due to the decline in U.S. tech stocks. Mitsubishi Motors <7211> 532.6 -17.5 Also affected by the drop in NISSAN MOTOR CO stocks. IHI <7013> 9311 +61 Pressured by the decline in defense-related stocks. Musashi Seimitsu Industry <7220> 3960.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index saw a slight increase, performing relatively stronger than the main market on the day.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 824.57 +1.11 / Volume 0.1 billion 88.98 million shares / Trading value 126.7 billion yen Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 644.18 -0.64 / Volume 95.07 million shares / Trading value 93.9 billion yen In today's growth market, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index continued to rise slightly, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index fell slightly. The number of rising stocks was 399, the number of declining stocks was 172, and the number of unchanged stocks was 34. On the 27th in the USA market, the Dow Inc average was down 333.59 dollars to 4299.
Emerging Markets stocks digest: DWTI surged, Headwater briefly hit the daily limit up.
＜4576＞ DWTI 201 +38 surged sharply. It announced that it received notification from Kowa, the licensee, that the glaucoma and ocular hypertension treatment "Graa Alpha Combination Eye Drops (domestic product name)" has been approved in Thailand for the Rho kinase inhibitor Ripasudil hydrochloride hydrate it developed, which is viewed favorably. The product has been on the domestic market since December 2022 through Kowa, and discussions were held regarding overseas sales. This is the first time the product has obtained approval overseas, and Kowa will continue to.
Hot Stocks Digest (Morning Session): WNI Weather, Marumae, Headwater, ETC.
Sumitomo Electric Industries <5802>: 2845 yen (-39.5 yen) fell back. It has been reported that they will abandon plans for mass production of semiconductor materials for electric vehicles. In addition to constructing a new factory in Toyama Prefecture, there were plans to establish a new line at an existing factory in Hyogo Prefecture, but it seems that these plans are being retracted due to the uncertain recovery of EV demand. The total investment amount was expected to be 30 billion yen. They were set to receive up to 10 billion yen in subsidies from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry for the factory construction, but this has also been canceled. This is due to a change in the long-term Global Strategy.
Regional newspaper company --- sharp decline, announcement of performance for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending August 2025.
A sharp decline. The performance for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending August 2025 was announced, showing a 54.1% decrease in ordinary profit to 5 million yen compared to the same period last year, which seems to have caused concern. However, revenue was solid with a 4.5% increase to 0.788 billion yen. In the advertising-related business as a whole, the demand for advertising to attract customers remains high and the recovery trend continues. In the "Regional Newspaper" publishing business associated with newspaper and other publishing operations, the strategy of concentrating sales resources on acquiring large clients and aiming to improve customer unit prices will continue, along with the repair business.
Weakness, weighed down by factors such as falling US stocks [emerging markets individual stock strategy]
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to experience a weak performance. In the U.S. stock market on the weekend of the 27th, the Dow Inc fell by 333.59 points (-0.77%) to 42,992.21 dollars, marking a downturn after six days. With limited participants as the year-end approaches, profit-taking selling occurred. In particular, technology stocks were sold off in anticipation of rebalancing for the new fiscal year, dragging down the overall market. The Emerging Markets today are likely to see a dominant selling trend. Given that major indices fell in the U.S. stock market last weekend and that Overseas market.