CyberStep Holdings’ share price fell from a closing price of ¥184 on 10/2 to ¥176 on 10/9. The discontinuation of the joint consideration disclosed on 9/30 and the outlook for the earnings announcement have been cited as factors behind the decline.
CyberStep Holdings’ recent share-price movements show a closing price of ¥184 on 10/2 and ¥176 on 10/9, a decline of 4.3%. A dead cross has been detected, with the 25-day moving average falling below the 75-day moving average, and the share price has yet to fully recover. The stock has also remained weak over the past 5 trading days.
On 9/30, the company disclosed that it had discontinued joint consideration of the game business with Poppin Games Japan and others. As expectations for new developments receded, the share price corrected from a closing price of ¥188 on 10/1 to ¥176 on 10/9.
Trading volume rose 87% from the previous day on 10/1 and 79% on 10/5, indicating that trading became more active over the several business days following the disclosure and that the market remained in a phase of seeking price direction.
For the fiscal year ended May 2026, the company recorded revenue of ¥2.142 billion and an operating loss of ¥1.629 billion. While weakness continued in its flagship title, TERAVIT, its financial foundation was strengthened through an equity offering, and the earnings forecast for fiscal 2027 remains undecided. The earnings announcement is scheduled for 10/15.