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SoftBank Group aims to acquire shares from OpenAI employees.
[Generating AI] Softbank Group <9984> is reportedly aiming to increase its investment ratio by acquiring up to $1.5 billion (approximately 230 billion yen) worth of shares from employees of the US OpenAI, as multiple sources have revealed. It is reported that Softbank Group's offer for share acquisition is expected to close within the week. <6702> Fujitsu <7046> TDSE <4011> Headwaters.
Stocks that moved the previous day part2 include Daikin Industries, Minato HD, and GC joyy inc. american depositary shares, etc.
Stock Name <Code> 12th closing price ⇒ Previous day comparison Pola Orbis Holdings <4927> 1368.5 -78.07-For the September period, even though there is a slight consensus upward trend, caution is being exercised due to the deteriorating market environment. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries <5610> 1445 +300 Successfully implemented a management buyout (MBO), aligning the tender offer (TOB) price at 1620 yen. Nexon Group <6634> 115 +14 FISCO's stock price surge is stimulating. Minato Holdings <6862> 795 +100 Despite a significant decline in profit for the first half, it exceeded the consensus. Seiko Instruments <6834> 387
The TOPIX Growth Index slightly rose, temporarily falling into negative territory due to heavy resistance on the upside.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 809.19 +0.65 / volume 0.1 billion 65.57 million shares / transaction value 93.8 billion yen Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 631.50 +0.12 / volume 75.87 million shares / transaction value 73.4 billion yen Today's growth market, both the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index, continue to modestly rise, with 286 gainers, 260 losers, and 42 unchanged. Today's growth market trended with resistance to higher prices. As of the previous day on the 11th.
Emerging markets stock digest: MTG significantly extended gains, while Hotlink saw a sharp decline.
<6195> Hope 215 +1 in the morning, the price drops after opening higher. It announced a revision of the financial estimates for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending in March 2025 and is well received. It raised the operating profit from the previous estimate of 41 million yen to 65 million yen, a 57.0% upward revision. Due to factors such as the timing of service provision (revenue recognition) being partially postponed to the latter half of the year, it is expected to fall below the previous revenue estimate of 68 million yen. However, in terms of operating profit and operating profit, operating expenses such as marketing costs for sales promotion are being managed.
Steady, supported by high US stocks, etc., [individual stock strategy for emerging markets].
[Emerging markets Individual Stock Strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to show a strong performance based on the positive development in the U.S. stock market on the 11th, with the Dow Jones up 304.14 points (+0.69%) to 44,293.13 points. Buying continued as expectations for regulatory relaxation and growth-oriented policies by the upcoming Trump administration. Small-cap stocks were bought due to rotation, while high-tech stocks were sold off and the Nasdaq temporarily declined. The Dow Jones remained strong throughout the day, reaching record highs consecutively. Today's emerging markets are dominated by buying.
Prime Minister Ishiba aims to support semiconductors and AI with 10 trillion yen.
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has announced that the government will provide more than 10 trillion yen in public support for semiconductors and artificial intelligence (ai) by the fiscal year 2030. He also revealed plans to hold discussions among government, labor, and management within the month towards raising wages in the next spring labor negotiations and medium-term increases in minimum wages. Additionally, it has been reported that he intends to establish a new support framework to draw more than 50 trillion yen in public-private investments over the next 10 years. <6702> Fujitsu <7046>
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