This provides key points on the factors behind SBI Holdings' share price movements, including developments following the announcement of the results of the TOB for BASE shares and a succession of partnership announcements.
The results of the TOB for BASE shares were announced on 22 October. Applications totalled only 90,000 shares, falling short of the number of shares scheduled to be purchased and failing to meet the closing conditions, casting doubt on the deal's progress. In response, the share price fell 4.7% over 5 trading days, from ¥3,070 to ¥2,925 between 16 and 23 October.
Recently, the Ichimoku chart indicated a bearish three-line reversal and a break below the cloud. Although a parabolic buy reversal appeared on 22 October, short-term signals have remained mixed after the decline, and the market continues to search for direction. On 16 October, SBI was reported to have joined Open Standard with Startale, while on 13 October financial cooperation with a Korean company using AI agents was reported, providing a succession of developments indicating an expansion of its business areas.
On 14 October, a strategic business alliance with Yoshimoto Kogyo and the establishment of a new company were reported. As partnerships outside the financial sector have followed one another, the company continues to expand into adjacent areas. On 14 October, SBI Securities disclosed a system outage affecting its FX stock-collateral service and its response to customers, creating a situation in which operational measures are being taken alongside a succession of partnership announcements.
Trading volume on 15 October was 4,580,900 shares, up 74% from the previous day, and the closing price was ¥2,989.5. Trading volume also surged on 8 October, and trading activity has continued to concentrate around ¥3,000 during the month.