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Kewpie To Go Ex-Dividend On November 28th, 2024 With 31 JPY Dividend Per Share
November 27th (Japan Standard Time) - $Kewpie(2809.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on November 28th, 2024.Shareholders of record on November 30th, 2024 will receive 31 JPY dividend per share. The ex-
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Oka San Securities downgraded its investment rating.
Mitsui E&S, Kewpie, H.I.S., etc.
Mitsubishi Corporation <8058> fell sharply by 70.5 to 2566. Nomura Securities downgraded its investment judgment from "buy" to "neutral," and lowered the target stock price from 3620 yen to 2950 yen. The slump in raw coal market conditions, along with the decline in production volume, has caused a negative impact exceeding expectations, leading to a decrease in profit levels. While the strong cash generation capability, shareholder returns, and high dividend yield may help support the stock price, the roe level for the fiscal year ending March 26 is 7%, compared to the sector average of 11%.
Volume Change Rate Ranking (13:00) - Iseka, HiranoTec, etc. are ranked.
In the volume change rate ranking, by comparing the average volume over the last five days and the volume on the day of delivery, it is possible to understand the trends in interest among market participants, etc. ■ Top volume change rates [As of November 26, 13:33] (Comparison of the recent 5-day average volume) Code ⇒ Name ⇒ Volume ⇒ 5-day average volume ⇒ Volume change rate ⇒ Stock price change rate ＜7116＞ dai communications 814300 4320 389.30% 0.2538% ＜3856＞ Abalance 1300900 122
Kewpie has ranked in, and the announcement of the medium-term plan has received limited positive reactions.
Kewpie <2809> is ranked (as of 1:33 PM). It has significantly dropped. The company announced its medium-term management plan for the period of 2025-2028 the previous day. For the fiscal year 2028, the numerical targets are an operating profit of 45 billion yen, operating margin of 7.5%, roe of over 8.5%, and regarding shareholder returns, a total return ratio of over 50%, with dividends planned to be gradually increased. While there are many positive views on revenue growth and shareholder returns, there seems to be some dissatisfaction with the target level of roe.