Following earnings announcements from companies listed on the TSE Standard and Growth markets, the stocks that were sold off are ranked by the size of their percentage declines. The announcements were made on 29 October, with Doricom and Cybertrust among those posting particularly notable share-price declines.
Following earnings announcements, stocks on the TSE Standard and Growth markets with the largest negative impacts were ranked by the size of their declines. The declines are measured as the percentage change as of 9:27 a.m. on the 30th from the closing prices on the day before the earnings announcements.
Examples among the leading stocks include Doricom, down 7.77%, with an announcement date of 10/29, a first-half reporting period and ordinary earnings marked as having turned profitable. Oi Electric was down 7.65%, with an announcement on the same day, a first-half reporting period and ordinary earnings marked as having turned unprofitable. Cybertrust was down 6.25%, Taoka Chemical was down 5.11%, and Keyware Solutions was down 3.76%.
The list also includes NIFTY LS, Muraki, MK Seiko, SymBio and Kanare Electric, among others, and spans a wide range of declines, including stocks with smaller losses. The stock names, announcement dates and reporting periods are stated in the text as disclosed.