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Stocks that moved the previous day Part 2: Libertas, SIG Group, Wolves etc.
Stock Name <Code>, Closing Price on the 19th⇒ Compared to the Previous Day, M&A Soken <9552> 3730 -165. On the 19th, there was a headwind for small and medium-sized growth stocks. Astellas Pharma <4503> 1642 -55. Investment rating was downgraded by Jefferies Securities. Tohoku Electric Power <9506> 1350.5 -44. On the 18th, there was a strong movement of funds shifted to electric utilities stocks. However, Tokyo Electric Power HD <9501> 796.6 -24.3. The electric utilities stocks, which rose on the 18th, reversed to a complete drop. JVC Kenwood <6632> 90.
Flareas - Sales report for June 2025 in the March 2025 fiscal year.
On the 16th, Flares <7062> announced monthly revenue information for June 2025. The consolidated revenue increased by 24% to ¥ 0.573 billion compared to the same period last year. The direct massage business revenue was ¥ 0.322 billion, an increase of 6% from the same period last year. Massage franchise business revenue increased by 8% to ¥ 0.076 billion, Care service business revenue increased by 3.7 times to ¥ 0.139 billion, and other revenue decreased by 8% to ¥ 0.035 billion.
Flares Research Memo (9): 22.1% of female management positions, 21.4% employment ratio for visually impaired individuals.
Flares Co., Ltd. <7062> is conducting business with consideration for sustainability. Two examples of this are as follows: 1) Promoting the development of a workplace environment in which women can play an active role, with measures such as the systemization of shortened working hours after maternity and childcare leave. The proportion of female managers is 22.1% (section chief level or higher). 2) Promoting self-reliance support for visually impaired people through the utilization of acupuncture and massage therapists, providing opportunities for them to play an active role on the front line as a force.
Flaires Research Memo (6): Asset size is expanding with the expansion of facility-based care services.
- Performance trend of Flares (7062) 2. Financial condition and management indicators. As of March 2024, the total assets were ¥619 million, an increase of ¥166 million from the previous period, and the asset scale expanded. Of these, current assets increased by ¥527 million, with advances increasing by ¥280 million and cash and deposits increasing by ¥155 million being the main factors. Fixed assets increased by ¥1,133 million, mainly due to an increase of ¥1,174 million in tangible fixed assets, including lease assets. Total liabilities are
Flareus Research Memo (4): Achieving nationwide expansion with uniform service quality and extensive personnel development know-how.
FlareS<7062> has achieved exceptional growth in the massage industry, which is generally characterized by strong personalization and individual sales. The essential strength that supports this is the ability to standardize personalized service skills. Standardizing services (including technical and hospitality skills) can stabilize service quality for users and increase customer satisfaction. This in turn leads to an increase in repeat customers and new users through word-of-mouth. Furthermore, standardized programs help cultivate talent.
Flares Research Memo (3): The main direct massage business is solid.
Business overview: 1. The market demand for home medical care and end-of-life care is expanding. Flareus <7062> conducts business in visit massages, care robots, hospices, home care visits, and home nursing services from in-home medical care to end-of-life care as its domain. From the perspective of population dynamics, as the population of the elderly reaches its peak and the number of elderly single-person households increases, it is said that a dying society has arrived, and there are about 400,000 end-of-life care refugees. The number of hospital beds is expected to decrease in medical institutions, and long-term care facilities for the elderly.
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