Aftermarket [stocks that moved / stocks that traded]

*Sakura <3778> 3,260 +210: Received a major order worth approximately 3.8 billion yen for its cloud-based proprietary supercomputer from a national institution. *Vitz <4440> 1,242 -318: First-half operating profit increased by 11.1%. Growth rate narrowed from 2.0 times in the first quarter. *Shikoku Bank <8387> 2,619 +142: Announced revisions to its mid-term management plan and shareholder return policy. *Retail Partners <8167> 1,338 +60: Announced a buyback of its own shares up to 3.73% of issued shares. *Tsudakoma Works <621

Fisco JapanApr 13 15:10

Stocks that moved or traded actively in the morning session.

*TSI Holdings <3608> 1347 +221: Expected significant increase in dividend payout ratio enhances yield attractiveness. *Jins Holdings <3046> 6370 +1000: Downward revision remains minor, providing reassurance for buying. *Dentsu Group <4324> 3126 +260.5: Confirmation of C&I Holdings as a major shareholder. *Kotobuki Spirits <2222> 2001 +159: Announced last week’s sales performance for the previous fiscal period. *Yaskawa Electric <6506> 5171 +27712.

Fisco JapanApr 13 12:56

The U.S.-Iran peace talks failed to reach an agreement, leading to a subdued market sentiment.

[Emerging Market Individual Stock Strategy] Today's emerging market is expected to remain subdued. On Friday, October 10, the U.S. stock market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall by 269.23 points (-0.56%) to 47,916.57, declining for the first time in three days. While the core Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in below expectations, providing some support for stock prices, a warning from President Trump that he is prepared to resume attacks if negotiations fail led to a rise in crude oil and long-term interest rates, pushing the Dow further down. Meanwhile, Nasdaq remained firm throughout the day, supported by semiconductor stocks.

Fisco JapanApr 13 07:20

Yaskawa Electric reported a 5.7% decrease in operating profit to 47.3 billion yen for the fiscal year ended February 26, and forecasts a 26.8% increase to 60 billion yen for the next fiscal year ending February 27.

Yaskawa Electric <6506> announced its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending February 2026, reporting a 0.8% year-on-year increase in revenue to 542.122 billion yen and a 5.7% decrease in operating income to 47.307 billion yen. Revenue increased compared to the previous fiscal year as new orders were effectively converted into sales, contributing to the normalization of the order backlog. Although the rise in revenue led to an increase in added value, operating income declined year-on-year due to the impact of foreign exchange fluctuations and higher indirect expenses, which could not be fully offset. For the fiscal year ending February 2027...

Fisco JapanApr 13 05:00

Ondeck 1Q Loss Y79.00M

Dow JonesApr 10 14:31

Ondeck: FY2026 Q1 Earnings Presentation Materials

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