泉州電業 announced during the afternoon session that it would establish a share buyback programme for 75,000 shares, with a maximum value of ¥600 million. 東宝 raised its target price from みずほ to ¥1,650, while CHUO SPRING CO.,LTD. revised its full-year operating profit forecast downward, and 日本精線 announced an upward revision to its full-year profit forecast and an increase in its dividend. 東海理化 set a share buyback programme for 2.6 million shares and ¥8.6 billion, while 小糸製作所 indicated that it expected to increase its dividend along with a revision to its full-year profit forecast.
泉州電業 announced at 14:24 that its afternoon-session gain had widened and established a share buyback programme for 75,000 shares, with a maximum value of ¥600 million. The acquisition period is from 1 November 2026 to 30 April 2027. The maximum number of shares is expected to represent 0.44% of total shares issued.
東宝 reported that みずほ証券 had raised its target price from ¥1,540 to ¥1,650 and viewed increased licensing revenue from the use of Godzilla and anime-related footage, as well as strong performance by its own productions, as medium- to long-term growth drivers.
CHUO SPRING CO.,LTD. was reported to have sharply revised its full-year consolidated operating profit forecast downward from ¥3.30 billion to ¥1.80 billion. The analysis cited the impact of North American tariffs, higher costs resulting from inflation and investments brought forward.
日本精線 revised its full-year operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 upward from ¥3.90 billion to ¥4.20 billion, citing higher sales volumes in the first half and contributions from sales of NASclean and other products. It also announced that it would raise its interim dividend to ¥24 and its annual dividend to ¥52. 東海理化, amid a 3-day losing streak, reported factors behind the decline in first-half profit and the establishment of a share buyback programme, announcing a buyback of up to 2.6 million shares and ¥8.6 billion. 小糸製作所 revised its full-year profit forecast upward to ¥61.00 billion, but the figure fell short of the market consensus of ¥63.61 billion, and the shares moved into negative territory in the afternoon session.
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Established a share buyback programme for 75,000 shares, with a maximum value of ¥600 million.