Buoyed by the rally in U.S. semiconductor stocks, buying pressure dominated, pushing the index back into the 66,000 yen range.

The Nikkei Stock Average extended its gains significantly, rising 1,378.90 points to close at 66,399.84 (with estimated trading volume of 2.02 billion shares). On a closing basis, it regained the psychologically significant 66,000 level for the first time in four trading sessions since the 1st. Buoyed by the rise in semiconductor-related stocks in the U.S. market over the previous weekend, buyers in the Tokyo market focused on high-priced technology stocks, widening the Nikkei's advances toward the end of the morning session and pushing the index as high as 66,668.71. In the afternoon session, profit-taking emerged in reaction to the rapid ascent.

Fisco JapanSep 7 15:18

Sansan shares plummeted, dragging down major SaaS-related stocks across the board.

A sharp decline. Today, in addition to the company itself, core SaaS‑related stocks such as Money Forward and Raks have all fallen across the board, with the sell‑off spreading to other information‑

Fisco JapanSep 7 10:05

Money Forward extends significant gains; SaaS-related stocks rise on Salesforce's uptick.

Shares continued to rise sharply. Along with the company in question, SaaS-related stocks such as Sansan, Raks, and SHIFT saw broad-based gains. In the U.S. market, Salesforce, a key player in this sector, reported its earnings the previous day, which appears to have spurred buying interest. Salesforce raised its full-year revenue and profit forecasts and announced an expanded partnership with Anthropic, causing its stock price to surge in after-hours trading.

Fisco JapanAug 27 09:54

Sansan: Interim Report

EDINETAug 21 15:00

Sansan and JCB conclude partnership agreement for the sales of the sales support service "Sansan"

In a sideways market, JCB announced today that it has entered into a partnership agreement with Sansan regarding the sales of its business card management service, "Sansan." Leveraging JCB’s nationwide network of affiliated merchants, the companies aim to accelerate the rollout of Sansan across Japan. As JCB is itself a user of Sansan—with all employees holding accounts and continuing to utilize the service post-implementation—the company believes it can leverage this internal expertise to support its customers, leading to the conclusion of this agreement.

Fisco JapanAug 21 13:57

Sansan: Confirmation letter

EDINETAug 19 14:35