The stocks on the TSE Prime Market that fell notably following earnings announcements are ranked by percentage decline. Kioxia Holdings recorded the largest decline, while Murata Manufacturing and Lasertec also suffered substantial losses.
Among TSE Prime-listed stocks that announced their results, the stocks whose share prices fell from the previous day's closing price by the close six days later are ranked by percentage decline.
By stock, Kioxia Holdings announced its first-half results on 30 October, with ordinary income deteriorating from a profit to a loss, and recorded the largest decline at 41.32%. It was followed by SCREEN Holdings at -35.59%, Meidensha at -35.06%, Japan Medical Dynamic Marketing at -34.51%, and Fujibo Holdings at -29.45%.
Other stocks also declined depending on the announcement date and reporting period, including Murata Manufacturing at -29.14%, Toko Takaoka Electric at -28.86%, Organo at -27.84%, Sumitomo Densetsu at -27.27%, and eBASE at -26.86%.
Many of the stocks in this list report the period as the first half, or cumulative second quarter. The market is focused on the current fiscal year's ordinary income change rate as a factor that will influence companies' outlooks.
This news was published by Kabutan News and organises the market reaction following earnings announcements by stocks on the TSE Prime Market by magnitude.