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<3349> Cosmos Pharmaceuticals fell sharply to a new low at 11,655, down 1160. Last weekend, the company released its financial results for the May 2024 period, with operating profit of 31.5 billion yen, a year-on-year increase of 4.6%, slightly below market estimates of around 32 billion yen. The company expects operating profit of 31.6 billion yen for the May 2025 period, a modest increase of 0.3% year-on-year, falling short of the market consensus of over 34 billion yen. While the usual guidance trend shows stability with no surprises, the negative impact of lower earnings in the previous period has caused concern. Additionally, the shareholder incentive program has been abolished.
Hot stocks digest (morning session): Yoshimura Food, DD Group, GreenB, etc.
Telus Sky <3915>: ¥2196 (+¥163), significantly up. Last weekend, it announced its first quarter financial estimates, and its operating profit was ¥0.3 billion, which is 3.1 times higher than the same period last year. The annual financial estimate is maintained at ¥0.91 billion, showing good progress even compared to a 73.3% increase compared to the previous period. In the midst of the expanding DX market, it has steadily won orders for large projects and has achieved significant growth in its core solution business, contributing to increased revenue of its subsidiaries and absorbing the burden of front-loaded investment in personnel expenses, recruitment, and mainland education.
Matsuya - significant rise, significant upward revision of full-year performance has impact.
Matsuya <8237> has soared significantly. The first quarter financial report was announced last weekend, and operating profit has increased significantly by 2.9 times compared to the same period last year, reaching 1.14 billion yen. As a result, full-year financial estimates have been significantly raised from the previous 2.5 billion yen to 5 billion yen, an increase of 68.1% from the previous year. It was expected to perform well like other department stores, but the size of the revision made a big impact. In addition to the expected increase in duty-free sales due to the increase in foreign visitors to Japan, department store sales also exceeded their plan.
Volume change rate ranking (9am) - Matsuya, Demae-can, etc. ranked in.
In the volume change rate ranking, you can understand the interest of market participants, such as trends in market search, by comparing the average volume of the last 5 days and the volume on the day of delivery. Top volume change rate [as of 9:32 am on July 16] (comparison of average volume for the last 5 days) stock code stock name volume 5-day average volume volume change rate stock price change rate <9252> Last One Mile 60,000 107,185.08 135.97% 0.0389
Matsuya ranked in, upwardly revised the financial estimates for the February 2025 period, and duty-free revenue exceeded expectations.
Matsuya <8237> ranks in (as of 9:32 am), with a sharp rise. The financial estimates for the fiscal year ending February 2025 have been revised upward. Operating profit is expected to be 5 billion yen, a 68.1% increase over the previous year. The previous forecast has been doubled. Due to the expansion of duty-free sales exceeding expectations in response to an increase in foreign tourists visiting Japan, department store revenue is exceeding plan and pushing up profits. At the same time, first-quarter results were announced. Operating profit was 1.136 billion yen, 2.8 times higher than the same period last year. Top volume change rate [7
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[FISCO featured stock] [Material Stock] Yoshimura Food Holdings <2884> ¥1,530 (7/12) Grouping food-related small and medium enterprises through M&A to grow the business. The results for the first quarter were announced. Operating profit was ¥1.197 billion (up 2.3 times from the same period last year). In addition to the organic growth of existing companies, revenue and profit increased due to the grouping of YS Foods and its subsidiaries. Operating profit for the fiscal year ending February 2025 was ¥2.744 billion (up 14.7% from the previous period).
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