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Growth 250 continues to rise, with ispace and others increasing = Emerging Markets, 28th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index continued to rise. In a robust market, buying was predominant. Ispace <9348.T>, Timee <215A.T>, and S Leasing <5834.T> were among those bought. The rises of Coconana <4176.T> and Liberaware <218A.T> were also notable. On the other hand, QPS Research <5595.T> and Sanbio <4592.T> were down. The recently IPO'd ZenmuTech <338A.T> reached the upper limit. Provided by WealthAd.
Zenmu --- successful demonstration test on the Drone implementation of secret distributed technology.
ZenmuTech announced on the 21st that a joint team with Nextware and iRobotics successfully completed a demonstration trial based on the premise of equipping a Drone with secret distribution technology to highly protect real-time data during flight.
Stocks hitting the upper and lower limits before the market.
■ Limit Up <3137> Fundely <323A> Flyer <338A> Zenmu Tech <4814> Nextware <5867> Es Networks <7774> Japan Tissue Engineering ■ Limit Down * Includes temporary limit highs and lows (indicative prices).
Zenmu--- "ZENMU Virtual Drive" is included in the lineup of Cyber NEXT from SeaEC.
On the 14th, ZenmuTech <338A> announced the conclusion of a dealership contract with SeaE.C <9692> and the start of collaboration. The contract signing date is April 4, 2025. ZenmuTech pursues data protection and utilization through secret sharing technology that encrypts and manages information in a distributed manner. The company's secure FAT solution "ZENMU Virtual Drive (hereafter, ZVD)" uses secret sharing technology to obfuscate data stored on PCs.
Stock News Premium = The Growth Market will be (Delisted) for stocks with a Market Cap of less than 10 billion yen.
＜Currently, 70% of the stocks are affected, and the impact extends to IPOs＞ The Tokyo Stock Exchange has tightened the listing maintenance standards for the Growth Market and plans to delist companies that have not reached a Market Cap of 10 billion yen after five years of listing starting in 2030. Although there is still time until the deadline, 70% of the 612 listed stocks have a Market Cap of less than 10 billion yen, and the Emerging Markets, including IPOs, will enter a period of significant transformation. It has been noted that companies showcase impressive growth rates during their IPOs but deteriorate post-listing.
Focusing on domestic demand sectors that are less affected by tariff impacts for buying on dips.
■This week, while trying to identify the timing for buying on dips, attention is focused on intergovernmental discussions among various countries regarding the tariff policies of the Trump administration in the USA. If any country can extract concessions from the Trump administration, buying back will likely come into play, but it is difficult to expect a rapid improvement in market conditions. On the 4th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the US fell sharply by 2,231 points. The Nikkei 225 Futures also saw instances of dropping below 32,000 yen during the night session, and impacts are unavoidable in Emerging Markets as well.