Following the earnings announcements made on 4 November, stocks in the TSE Prime market that were judged to have negative earnings results were ranked by their rates of decline. NTT, Kawasaki Kisen and Yokogawa Electric were among the decliners.
Stocks whose share prices reacted to earnings announcements were compiled for the TSE Prime market and ranked by the size of their declines. The measure is the percentage change in share price five business days after the earnings announcement, including the announcement date, based on the closing price on the day before the announcement. The comparison uses levels as of 9:27 a.m. on the fifth day.
The table shows the stock name, market segment, rate of decline, earnings announcement date, reporting period and ordinary profit change rate. 東京精, 住友ベ, Okuma, Daitron and Kawasaki Kisen were among the leading decliners. All announcement dates were 4 November, while reporting periods varied, including the first half and 3Q.
The article only shows the relationship between the rate of decline and the reporting period and contains no information suggesting the future performance or investment judgment for any individual stock. The rates of decline are based on share-price changes around each company's earnings announcement.)