フルヤ金属’s share price repeatedly surged and plunged, mainly in late October, while its latest earnings announcement and capital policy disclosures have become the market’s focus. These developments are attracting attention as factors that could influence the company’s future direction.
In the latest move, the share price rose ¥870 from the previous day to ¥10,280 on October 28, while trading volume increased sharply from the previous day to approximately 590,000 shares. The stock also moved down ¥670 on October 22 and ¥710 on October 30, and large price swings continued over the latest 5 trading days.
On October 28, the stock was highlighted as having broken above the Ichimoku Cloud. Its recent rebound and technical factors were viewed as having emerged at the same time. This followed an earlier rebound after the share price had fallen to around ¥9,000. The stock rose ¥500 on October 21 and then fell sharply the following day, with such swings recurring.
Financially, the company recorded substantial growth in net sales and profit for the fiscal year ending June 2026, with net sales of ¥100.1 billion, operating profit of ¥24.8 billion and net income of ¥16.0 billion. Higher sales and higher profit are also forecast for the fiscal year ending June 2027, providing continuing updates on the earnings outlook.
Regarding capital policy, the company disclosed on October 19 that payment had been completed for the disposal of treasury shares as restricted stock compensation, before the recent sharp price swings. Earnings developments and capital policy moves may continue to be monitored in parallel.