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Japan Post's operating profit in the first quarter increased by 22.2% to 211.4 billion yen.
Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. (6178) announced its first quarter results for the fiscal year ending March 2025. Operating revenue decreased by 3.9% YoY to 2.735888 trillion yen, while operating profit increased by 22.2% YoY to 211.449 billion yen. The increase in investment income at Yucho Bank (7182), a subsidiary, and the improvement in capital gains and losses at Japan Post Insurance Co., Ltd. (7181) were contributing factors. Operating revenue for the fiscal year ending March 2025 is expected to decrease by 5.9% YoY to 11.280 trillion yen, while operating profit is expected to increase by 13.7% YoY to 760 billion yen.
OncoTherapy Science: Announcements of individual stocks regarding the occurrence of non-operating expenses.
OncoTherapy Science: 1st quarter financial results SMS for the March 2025 period based on Japanese standards (consolidated).
OncoTherapy Science 1Q Loss Y302.00M Vs Loss Y400.00M
The TOPIX Global Market 250 Index has risen for 4 consecutive days, and even with light trading, the Prime Market is also experiencing an increase.
TOPIX Growth Market Index 724.63 +4.75 / volume of 0.2 billion 24.49 million shares / trading value of 89 billion yen TOPIX Growth Market 250 Index 561.78 + 4.05 / volume of 0.1 billion 35.17 million shares / trading value of 75.8 billion yen. Today's Growth Market saw the TOPIX Growth Market Index and TOPIX Growth Market 250 Index rise for the fourth consecutive day. The number of rising stocks was 353, the number of falling stocks was 206, and the unchanged stocks were 30. On the 8th, the US stock market rebounded. The Dow was up 683.04 points (+1.
Will the search for double-digit stocks continue with elimination method vigilance?
The new emerging market this week may continue to be in a tough situation. In the US market over the weekend, the major stock indexes fell sharply due to concerns about economic slowdown, after the market expected the July employment statistics to be lower than expected. The growth market 250 index fell to the level of the COVID-19 shock in March 2020 as of last weekend, so it is likely to further decline this week. Although the yield on 10-year bonds in the US dropped significantly to below 3.8% since December last year, the Australian small/mid cap stocks, which are composed of small and medium-sized companies, may continue to decline.
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