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SK Japan <7608> rose 84 yen to 870 yen. Its operating profit for the fiscal year ending February 2026 increased by 51.3%, surpassing the previous forecast of a 38.3% increase. 1st Corporation <1430> gained 66 yen to reach 1,133 yen as it upwardly revised its profit and dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending May 2026. Shochiku <9601> fell 113 yen to 10,540 yen; although its operating profit was 3.7 times higher than the previous term, a 40.1% decline is expected this term. Kaitori Oukoku <3181> added 61 yen to close at 975 yen, with an operating profit growth of 20.1% from the previous term and a forecasted 18.5% increase this term. PayCloud <4015> remains unchanged.
Stocks hitting the upper or lower price limit in the afternoon session.
Limit-Up Stocks: <1434> JESCO Holdings, <281A> Informetis, <3103> Unitika, <3181> Kaitori Oukoku (Buyers Kingdom), <3803> Image Information Development, <3930> Hatena, <4092> Nippon Chemical Industrial, <4371> Core Concept Technology, <5246> ELEMENTS, <550A> Softtex, <5578> AR Advanced Technology, <6217> Tsudakoma Corporation, <6227> AI Mechatech. Limit-Down Stock: <5817> JMAG.
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Stocks that moved or traded actively in the morning session.
Curves HD <7085> rose 118 points to 881, driven by upward revisions in earnings and dividends as well as an expansion of shareholder benefits. Kioxia HD <285A> increased by 4,680 to 35,950, supported by the continued rise in the U.S.-based SanDisk's share price. Meiko <6787> surged by 3,220 to 29,370 amid high volatility and improved market conditions that allowed for significant price swings. SoftBank Group <9984> climbed by 436 to 4,200, bolstered by gains in U.S. semiconductor stocks, with Arm seeing a substantial rise. Bookoff GHD <9278> advanced by 206 to 2,110 following its third-quarter results.
Investment Strategy for April 14
[FISCO Select Stocks] [Stock with News] Curves Holdings <7085> at 763 yen (April 13) operates women-only fitness clubs through a franchise model. The company has upwardly revised its earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending August 2026. Operating profit is projected to reach 7.70 billion yen (a 21.4% increase year-on-year), marking a 5% increase from the previous forecast. Membership numbers and sales of products to members have been strong. The company plans to double the commemorative dividend for the 20th anniversary of the Curves chain, raising it from 5 yen to 10 yen. Additionally, the shareholder benefits program...