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U.S. stocks remain resilient, but the upward momentum appears to be limited.
[Emerging Markets Stock Strategy] The emerging markets are expected to perform solidly today. On August 28, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 161.78 points higher (+0.34%) at 47,706.37, marking its fourth consecutive day of gains. Increased expectations for interest rate cuts following the start of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, anticipation of a trade agreement during the U.S.-China summit, and favorable earnings reports acted as positive catalysts. NVIDIA (NVDA), a semiconductor leader, also played a key role, continuing to hit new all-time highs. Buying momentum is anticipated to dominate today’s emerging market session.
The Growth 250 index fell, with AstroScale among those sold off in the emerging market on the 28th.
The TSE Growth Market 250 Index fell. Selling pressure led the decline in a weak market, with notable drops in Astro Scale Holdings <186A.T>, Trial Holdings <141A.T>, and Axelspace Holdings <402A.T>. Significant declines were also seen in ZenmuTech <338A.T> and Convano <6574.T>. Meanwhile, Timee <215A.T> and TENTIAL <325A.T> showed resilience. In the Standard Market, Asaka Riken <5
Convano---Shares declined despite the announcement that the implementation of a share buyback will be proposed as an agenda item at the extraordinary shareholders' meeting.
The company announced that it will submit a proposal to the extraordinary shareholders' meeting regarding the implementation of a share buyback program, which is capped at a total of 500,000 shares (0.1% of the total issued shares excluding treasury shares) or a total acquisition cost of 200 million yen. Despite strong performance and high growth prospects, the company recognizes that the current stock price does not fully reflect its intrinsic value. Although the acquisition of treasury shares can be decided by a board resolution under corporate law, returning the company’s growth potential appropriately to shareholder value requires additional considerations.
Canon MJ and others announced a share buyback on October 24.
The following companies announced their treasury stock acquisition plans on October 24 (Friday): SEH&I Holdings <9478> will acquire 450,000 shares (2.8%) for 150 million yen from October 27, 2025, to November 28, 2025; Canon Marketing Japan <8060> will acquire 2 million shares (1.8%) for 10 billion yen from October 27, 2025, to January 30, 2026; and Convana <6574> will acquire 500,000 shares (0.1%) for 200 million yen from December 10, 2025, to January 31, 2026. The percentages in parentheses represent the proportion of total issued shares (excluding treasury shares).
Key points to watch in the PTS on the 24th: Houb, Fit E, Carenet.
Hob Co. has signed a contract with Chitose Agri Laboratory Sdn. Bhd. for trial cultivation aimed at expanding strawberry dissemination in Malaysia; Fit E has finalized the details of its shareholder benefits program; CareNet has canceled its treasury shares; TSIHD has made Waterfront a subsidiary; Wealth has entered into a capital and business alliance with Dai-ichi Life HD; Medisis.
Convano and others [Stocks with interesting potential based on changes in trading volume]
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