A list of TSE Prime stocks with large declines, ranked by percentage decrease as negative-impact stocks following their earnings announcements, was released. The list focuses on stocks that announced earnings on 10 August and includes cases where share prices fell sharply from the day before the announcements.
The list ranks TSE Prime stocks that declined following their earnings announcements, in order of the size of the decline. The comparison is based on the closing price on the day before the earnings announcement and the level at the close on 12 August, with stocks assessed as having a negative impact selected.
The top of the list includes Rakuten Group at -15.96%, Sanrio at -14.75%, Tsubaki Nakashima at -13.71%, MEC at -13.11% and Tokyo Rope at -7.63%. All of these companies announced earnings on 10 August, and the list also shows figures such as the relevant reporting period, 1Q or first half, and the rate of change in ordinary income.
The article shows the market reaction immediately after each company's earnings announcement as the percentage decline, presenting the earnings information together with the stock-price response. The announcement date, reporting period and rate of change in ordinary income are also shown for each stock.
Among the stocks listed, Yokohama Rubber declined by a relatively modest 1.27%, indicating that the impact of earnings announcements varied by stock. The data used matches information released by Kabutan News, and each decline is shown as the change at the close based on the closing price on the day before the earnings announcement.