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Strong, supported by rising US stocks and declining US long-term interest rates.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to have a steady performance. On the US stock market at the end of last week on February 28, the Dow Inc rose by 601.41 points (+1.39%) to 43,840.91 dollars, showing a significant rebound after three days. The Core PCE price index confirmed the expected trend of slowing inflation, strengthening the buying pressure due to rate cut expectations. On the other hand, the breakdown of the US and Ukraine summit discussions diminished hopes for a ceasefire, putting pressure on stock prices; however, as the end of the month approached, there was a strong tendency for buybacks, leading to an increase in market momentum towards the end.
＜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.
Palma, BTM and other [Emerging Markets press release]
＜265A＞ Acquisition of a portion of the business from IP Partners, which is engaged in IT consulting, etc. ＜3133＞ Complete subsidiary acquisition of NEPAL HYDRO POWER HOLDINGS, which develops and operates renewable Energy projects overseas through a simple stock exchange ＜3461＞ Approval granted for the market change to the standard market on the Tokyo Stock Exchange ＜3542＞ Completion of the repurchase of VEGA's own shares ＜4450＞ PSOL from the fiscal year ending December 2025 to January 2027.
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>.
Japan Warranty Support: Notice regarding dividends from surplus funds (no interim dividends) and revisions to year-end dividend forecasts (no dividends)
Express News | [Change Report] KDDI Corporation reported an increase in shareholding of Japan Warranty Support (7386.JP) to 8.59%.