In the pre-open net buying ranking based on market orders, Kioxia, Advantest and Tokyo Electron ranked among the leaders, while Hitachi and other stocks also showed notable net buying. The ranking is based on pre-open data as of 8:36 a.m.
The pre-open net buying ranking based on market orders has been published, with Kioxia in first place with net buying of ¥610.851 million, or 107 thousand shares. Advantest followed at ¥188.965 million, with Tokyo Electron at ¥151.787 million. Indicative bid prices included 56,990 for Kioxia, 33,990 for Advantest and 54,410 for Tokyo Electron.
Hitachi recorded net buying of ¥90.694 million, or 168 thousand shares, and was up 22 from the previous day. SBG was listed as having no net buying. Other stocks also showed large net buying, drawing attention to movements in stocks related to Nikkei Stock Average constituents.
The data is based on order conditions before the market open, and the situation may change significantly after 8:55 a.m. as institutional investors and securities dealers place orders. Market developments will need to be monitored closely.
The stock list in the table also includes stocks newly added to the Nikkei Stock Average, with changes in net buying differing from stock to stock.