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Jefferies Adjusts Toto's Price Target to 3,800 Yen From 4,400 Yen, Keeps at Hold
Selected as "Top 10%" in S&P Global's "The Sustainability Yearbook - 2025 Rankings."
TOTO Corporation (Headquarters: Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, President: Tokumitsu Kiyota) has been selected as one of the "Top 10%" in the sustainability evaluation "The Sustainability Yearbook - 2025 Rankings" conducted by the USA's S&P Global, a global investment research and evaluation organization. S&P Global conducts assessments on major companies worldwide from economic, environmental, and social perspectives, particularly identifying organizations with exceptional sustainability performance.
Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team to Support the Restoration of 200 Hectares of Biodiverse Forest With Chestnut Carbon
CDP has been selected for the highest rating "A List" in both climate change and water Security.
TOTO Inc. (Headquartered in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, President: Noriyuki Kiyota) has been selected by the international non-profit organization CDP*, which operates a Global environmental information disclosure system, for its efforts in climate change and water Security, receiving the highest rating of "A List." This marks the second consecutive year for climate change and the first selection for water Security, resulting in a double A selection. CDP responds to the demands of Institutions and other stakeholders around the world that have a strong interest in environmental issues, focusing on companies and
The Nikkei average increased by 235 yen, rising for three consecutive days, maintaining a steady trend as trading concluded on the afternoon of the 6th.
On the 6th, the Nikkei average rose by 235.05 yen, reaching 39,066.53 yen, while the TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) gained 6.79 points to 2,752.20 points, marking three consecutive days of increases. This is the first time the Nikkei average ended at the 39,000 yen range on a closing basis since January 31 (39,572 yen) and the first time in four trading days. Following the rise in U.S. stocks on the 5th, the Nikkei average reached 39,190.13 yen, up 358.65 yen, at 9:29 a.m. After that, there were Sell orders waiting for a pullback.
Nikkei averaged a rise of 56 yen, extending gains for three consecutive days, with Buy prevailing but facing resistance from a stronger yen and Sell waiting for a reversal = 6 days ago.
Six days ago, the Nikkei average stock price rose by 56 yen and 56 sen to 38,888 yen and 4 sen, while the TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) increased by 5.77 points to 2,751.18 points, marking a three-day consecutive rise. Following the upward movement of U.S. stocks on the fifth, the Nikkei average reached 39,190 yen and 13 sen, up 358 yen and 65 sen at 9:29 AM. However, after that, selling pressure took precedence as traders awaited a pullback amidst concerns of yen appreciation. In the foreign exchange market, the yen appreciated to the late 151 yen range per dollar at one point.