Following earnings announcements by companies listed on the TSE Prime Market, the share prices of multiple stocks, including Ebara, SOMPO Holdings and Asahi Group Holdings, have fallen sharply as stocks with a negative earnings-announcement impact. The stocks with the largest declines as of the close on 17 August are listed together with their announcement dates and reporting periods.
The list comprises stocks on the TSE Prime Market whose share prices fell following earnings announcements, classified as “stocks with a negative earnings-announcement impact.” The announcement date was 14 August for all stocks, while the reporting period varied by company, including the first quarter, full-year results and the first half.
The list includes multiple stocks, including JEOL, ULVAC, TESS Holdings, GMO Payment Gateway and Comture. The post-announcement share price levels are shown relative to the closing prices on 13 August, ranked by the size of the decline as of the close on 17 August.
Among the examples, Ebara posted an ordinary-profit change rate of 7.86 for its first-half results, SOMPO posted 59.35 for its first-quarter results, and Asahi posted 58.79 for its first-half results. Share prices fell for all of them.
The article assesses the market’s response to the earnings announcements through share-price movements and presents a ranking of the percentage declines among stocks on the TSE Prime Market deemed to have had a negative earnings-announcement impact.