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Expectations of acquisitions are driving the rise of low-priced stocks.
In the Tokyo Stock Market, acquisition expectations are one of the driving forces behind the selection of individual stocks. Even in cases that are not parent-child listings, there are instances where tender offers (Buyouts) occur with objectives such as enhancing competitiveness and complementing business areas, and high premiums are also observed. There are circumstances questioning the significance of listing for companies with low Market Cap and low PBR (Price to Book Ratio), leading to active speculation among investors. <Awareness of Market Cap criteria and low PBR> The largest condominium construction company, Haseko Corporation <1808.
The Tohoku Bank To Go Ex-Dividend On March 28th, 2025 With 25 JPY Dividend Per Share
March 27th (Japan Standard Time) - $The Tohoku Bank(8349.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on March 28th, 2025.Shareholders of record on March 31st, 2025 will receive 25 JPY dividend per share. The ex-
BOJ Nearing End of Bank Stock Sales Shifts Focus to ETF Assets
Toho Gas, etc., announced a Share Buyback on January 31.
The companies that announced the establishment of their share buyback programs on January 31 (Friday) are as follows: <9531> Tokyo Gas, 14 million shares (3.6%), 40 billion yen (from February 5, 2025 to March 31, 2025); <6473> JTEKT, 27 million shares (7.9%), 34 billion yen (from February 3, 2025 to February 28, 2025); <8366> Shiga Bank, 1.15 million shares (2.5%), 4 billion yen (from February 3, 2025 to March 24, 2025); <9934> Inaba Electric Industry, 0.74 million shares (1.3%), 2.7 billion yen (from February 3, 2025 to May 30, 2025); <67
Hitachi, upward revision on March 25, operating profit 930 billion yen, up from 875 billion yen.
Hitachi <9501> announced a revision of the performance forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2025. Revenue has been revised upward from 9 trillion 150 billion yen to 9 trillion 700 billion yen, and operating profit has been increased from 875 billion yen to 930 billion yen. The revenue of its subsidiary, Hitachi Energy, engaged in power transmission and distribution networks, is growing, and the "Lumada" business that supports corporate digital transformation (DX) is also performing well. The depreciation of the yen against the Exchange Rates (1 dollar = 145 yen) is also boosting revenue. [Positive Assessment] <95
Japanese stock buybacks this week (1/27~1/31)
――――1/27――――$Nitto Denko(6988.JP)$ will buy back up to 34 million shares, 4.84% of its outstanding shares (excluding its own shares), for an amount of JPY¥ 80 billion.――――1/28――――$Nisshin Seifun
