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Aichi Electric <7723.T> sharply rebounds. The consolidated performance forecast and dividend plan for the current fiscal year ending in March are raised. Kawai <6331.T> rebounds. Announced a 1-for-3 Stock Split with a record date of March 31. Kitak <4707.T> significantly declines. The consolidated performance for the first quarter of the current fiscal year (closing on the 20th, from last October to this January) sees a significant decline in operating profit. Inaba Manufacturing <3421.T> is weak. The consolidated performance forecast for the current fiscal year ending in July is revised downward.☆The above article contains unconfirmed information. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.
March 3rd [Today's investment strategy]
[Fisco Selected Stocks]【Material Stocks】Raccoon Holdings ＜3031＞ 855 yen (as of 2/28) operates a wholesale and procurement site for businesses in the Clothing and miscellaneous goods sector. The financial estimates for the period ending April 2025 have been revised. The ordinary profit is estimated at 1.4 billion yen (2.6 times compared to the previous period). This is a 12% increase from the previous estimate. Revenue and operating profit have not been revised, but due to the inclusion of investment business partnership operating profits in non-operating income, ordinary profit and net profit have been revised upward. The year-end dividends will be set at 12 yen.
Pay attention to Yokan HD and Raccoon HD, while Ad Bankerie and Nack show signs of weakness.
Last weekend on the 28th, the US stock market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average up by 601.41 points to 43,840.91, the Nasdaq composite index up by 302.86 points to 18,847.28, and the Chicago Nikkei 225 Futures up by 480 yen from the Osaka daytime price to 37,590 yen. The exchange rate was 1 dollar = 150.60-70 yen. In today's Tokyo market, Aichi Technology <7723> revised its fiscal year ending March 2025 performance and Financial Estimates upwards, and Rakuten HD <3031> revised upwards its operating profit, net profit, and Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending April 2025.
＜Today's individual materials＞Kakoki, Yokan HD, Nikko, Nak Etc. (Announcement on February 28)
▽ Chemical Industry <6331.T>, with March 31 as the record date and April 1 as the effective date, will split one share into three shares. ▽ Yokan HD <5901.T> has set a buyback limit of 16 million shares (9.9% of total issued shares excluding treasury stock) and a 30 billion yen buyback program, and as of March 7, canceled 12.7 million shares (7.2% of total issued shares before cancellation). ▽ Jikiso <6376.T> requires a quality plan for some products of the manufactured canned motor pump and reciprocating pump to be established before shipment according to internal regulations.
The foreign can HD has revised downward its standalone 25/3 forecast, with ordinary profit at 6.6 billion yen, down from 7.1 billion yen.
YOHCAN HD <5901> announced a revision to the financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025 (standalone). Revenue is revised down from 21.5 billion yen to 19.1 billion yen, and operating profit is revised down from 7.1 billion yen to 6.6 billion yen. Due to the stunk in the market for canning and lid machinery overseas, it is expected that dividends from consolidated subsidiaries in North America will decrease, resulting in revenue, operating profit, and net profit being below the previous financial estimates. The consolidated financial estimates remain unchanged from the forecast announced on February 6. [Positive Evaluation]
Key points to watch on the 28th PTS = NSSOL, Hmcomm, Kuze.
▽ NSSOL <2327.T>, formulation of mid-term management plan ▽ Hmcomm <265A.T>, acquisition of part of the business from IP Partners ▽ Kuze <2708.T>, revision of performance and Dividends Financial Estimates ▽ Rakuten HD <3031.T>, Earnings Reports and revision of performance and Dividends Financial Estimates ▽ Japan Coke <3315.T>, revision of performance and Dividends Financial Estimates ▽ No.1 <3562.T>, acquisition of Stocks (becoming a subsidiary) ▽ PSOL <4450.T>, formulation of new mid-term management plan ▽ Sakura KCS <4761.T>.