In afternoon trading, LECRE announced the company-wide implementation of Kuraemon. SANEI lowered its full-year forecast, REALGATE announced a hotel redevelopment project in Ginza, SOURCENEXT expects to return to profitability in 3Q, ELTES announced an investment and collaboration, and JBCC Holdings established a new AI organization.
LECRE announced that Kuraemon had been implemented company-wide at Obayashi Corporation's construction sites. The company said that implementing Kuraemon would convert construction photographs into high-density information assets, helping to pass on technical expertise and standardize construction quality.
SANEI lowered its full-year consolidated operating profit forecast from the previous ¥2.0 billion to ¥1.1 billion. The company said that weak demand and higher raw material costs affected the first half, while raw material and procurement prices are expected to remain elevated in the second half.
As a hotel project based on its strategic business alliance with Hulic, REALGATE announced plans to redevelop an office building in Ginza into a 41-room apartment hotel for medium- to long-term stays. The hotel is scheduled to open in spring 2028.
SOURCENEXT announced that cumulative 3Q operating results are expected to show an operating loss on a preliminary basis, although the loss narrowed from the same period of the previous year. The earnings announcement is scheduled for 13 November. The company is expected to return to profitability in 3Q.
ELTES invested in robotics company RoboSapiens and began a collaboration. The company said it would accelerate the implementation of physical AI solutions that automate the detection of digital and physical risks and initial response.
JBCC Holdings established an AI Strategy Office and an AI Promotion Department. It aims to strengthen its operational structure for developing SI agents and deploy them in large-scale projects.