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TORAY INDS INC has introduced Photovoltaic Technology equipment on the premises of the Ishikawa factory.
TORAY INDS INC <3402.T> announced on the 4th that it will introduce Photovoltaic Technology facilities on the premises of its Ishikawa factory (Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture). The Photovoltaic Technology facilities being introduced will adopt an onsite PPA power purchase agreement model by the Hokuriku Electric Power <9505.T> Group's Hokuriku Electric Power Biz Energy Solution. This will be the largest Photovoltaic Technology facility in the Hokuriku Electric Power supply area (Toyama Prefecture, Ishikawa Prefecture, part of Fukui Prefecture, and parts of Gifu Prefecture) in this model. The installation work is scheduled to be completed in March 2025.
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Hokuriku Electric <9505.T> rebounded for the first time in three days. The consolidated operating profit Financial Estimates for the current March fiscal year have been increased from 65 billion yen to 90 billion yen (a 22% decrease compared to the previous year). The annual Dividends Financial Estimates have been raised from 17.5 yen to 20 yen (7.5 yen last year). TAKARA <7921.T> has risen for three consecutive days. The consolidated net profit Financial Estimates for the current May fiscal year have been increased. Shinwa WH <2437.T> saw a significant rise. The consolidated operating profit for the first half of the current May fiscal year is 210 million yen (compared to a loss of 70 million yen in the same period last year). Aichi Steel <5482.T> rebounded sharply. Acquisition of treasury shares.
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* Tohoku Electric Power <9070> 7870 - The movement continues to align with the TOB price due to the announcement of the implementation of an MBO. * GMO Internet <4784> 1362 +141 Especially with no new materials, it seems to be influenced by supply and demand factors at the end of the month. * Aichi Steel <5482> 7220 +460 Announced the implementation of a Share Buyback in off-hours trading. * Hokuriku Electric Power <9505> 833.2 +44.4 Adjusted financial estimates and dividends upward. * SRE HD <2980> 3180 +100 The sale price has also been determined, and buybacks are underway.
Hokuriku Electric has sharply rebounded, positively responding to the increase in profit and Dividends Financial Estimates.
Hokuriku Electrical Utilities <9505.T> surged, rebounding for the first time in three days. At one point, it reached 854.9 yen, an increase of 66.1 yen compared to the previous day. After the market closed on the 27th, an upward revision of the financial estimates and dividends for the fiscal year ending in March 2025 was announced and viewed as a buying opportunity. The forecast for consolidated ordinary profit for the full year was raised from 60 billion yen to 85 billion yen (a 21.2% decrease from the previous year). This includes an increase in hydropower and total sales of electricity, along with a reduction in fuel and other expenses. Furthermore, the year-end dividend forecast was revised from the previous 10 yen to 12.5 yen (previous year's actual was 7.5 yen).
Hokuriku Electric Power and others continue to rank, performance and Dividends Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025 have been revised upward.
Hokuriku Electric Power <9505> has made the rankings (as of 10:32 AM). It has rebounded significantly. The company announced an upward revision of its Financial Estimates and Dividends on the previous day. For the fiscal year ending March 2025, the ordinary profit has been increased from the previous estimate of 60 billion yen to 85 billion yen, which is a decrease of 21.2% compared to the previous period. The total sales volume of electricity has increased, and it seems that fuel costs are also lower than expected. Additionally, the year-end Dividends have been raised from the initial plan of 10 yen to 12.5 yen, resulting in an annual Dividends of 20 yen, which is an increase of 12.5 yen compared to the previous period. Volume change rate rankings [February 2]