This flash report ranks TSE Prime Market-listed stocks judged to have a negative market impact following their earnings announcements, in descending order of decline rate. It shows the names of stocks such as AEON, J. Front Retailing and Cosmos Pharmaceutical, together with the extent of their declines.
Kabutan News reported that it ranked TSE Prime Market-listed stocks whose share prices fell following their earnings announcements in descending order of decline rate, together with details including the announcement date of 13 October and earnings periods such as the first half and 1Q. The report covers stocks whose share prices as of 9:27 a.m. on 14 October were lower than their closing prices on the day before the earnings announcements. They are specifically listed as “stocks with a negative earnings impact.”
The companies covered include DIP Corporation, Daikoku Denki, AEON, Bookoff Group Holdings and Cosmos Pharmaceutical. Each is identified as being listed on the TSE Prime Market, with the decline rate shown for each stock. The decline rate represents the change in the share price at 9:27 a.m. on 14 October from the closing price on the day before the earnings announcement.
Examples include AEON, which announced its results on 13 October and recorded a decline rate of -7.27%, an earnings period of the first half and an ordinary income change rate of 1.71%; Cosmos Pharmaceutical, with an announcement date of 13 October, a decline rate of -4.65%, an earnings period of 1Q and an ordinary income change rate of 4.74%; DIP Corporation, with an announcement date of 13 October, a decline rate of -5.16%, an earnings period of the first half and an ordinary income change rate of -99.94%; and Daikoku Denki, with an announcement date of 13 October, a decline rate of -8.22%, an earnings period of 1Q and an ordinary income change rate of -65.59%.