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The Nikkei average is down about 500 yen, with companies experiencing the largest declines including Hino Motors, SUBARU, and Hamagomu ETC.
As of 11:02 AM on the 20th, the Nikkei average stock price is trading around 38,660 yen, down approximately 500 yen from the previous day. The market opened with a selling bias since the morning. Amid a decline in U.S. stock price Index ETFs in Extended hours trading, the strengthening of the yen has expanded the decline. At 10:15 AM, it recorded a drop of 523.90 yen, reaching 38,640.71 yen. The price movement remains in the low range thereafter. Among the Nikkei average constituent stocks, Hino Motors <7205.T> and SUBARU are among those with the highest decline rates.
Yamato Holdings Reports Decline Amid Strategic Expansion
List of conversion stocks (part 3) [Parabolic Cigna Corp conversion stocks list]
○ List of stocks that have switched to Sell Market Code Stock Name Close Price SAR Main Board <7649> Sugi HD 2620 2721 <7752> Ricoh 1724 1813 <7893> Pronec 1291 1349 <7944> Roland 3725 3970 <8016> Onward HD 6066 33 <8056> Biprosy 4477 4890 <8059> Daiichi Jitsugyo 2424 2644 <8060>
Stocks that moved the previous day part 1: Sumitomo Electric, SANKYO, Yamagata Bank, ETC.
Stock name <code> Closing price on the 4th ⇒ Comparison with the previous day Sumitomo Electric <5802> 3009 +224 The financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025 have been revised upwards. SANKYO <6417> 2288 +209 The financial estimates and dividends for the fiscal year ending March 2025 have been revised upwards. RoboHome <1435> 138 +12 Commemorative shareholder benefits for the 10th anniversary of being listed. Sumitomo Corporation <8053> 3489 +183 Pre-tax profit for the cumulative third quarter increased by 4.4%, reversing from a 5.1% decrease in the first half. Reprocell <4978> 156 +
Yamato Holdings Logs 39% Lower Attributable Profit for Nine Months to December 2024
Yamagata Silver, Nikka Chemical, JVCKW, etc.
<2281> Primaham 2071 -119 saw a significant decline. The third quarter financial results were announced the previous day, with cumulative operating profit at 8.27 billion yen, a 20.4% decrease compared to the same period last year. The full-year Financial Estimates were revised downward from the previous 16 billion yen to 9.5 billion yen, a decrease of 19.6% compared to the previous period, marking a shift to a profit decline projection. The impact of the yen's depreciation and the rise in local raw material costs could not be sufficiently covered by price increases, leading to lower revenue from the ham, sausage, processed food, and vendor businesses. In the first half, there was a 9.4% decrease compared to the same period last year.