ヒトトヒトＨＤ raised its full-year forecast and expects a contribution from the SPD business. BASE's tender offer ended with few applications. Nissuicon won a contract for a preparatory survey for a water environment improvement project in Vietnam. Nippon Seiki developed a new Def Washer model. AI Fusion began collaborating with Showcase, while Mitsubishi Electric announced a new OT security solution.
ヒトトヒトホールディングス announced that it had raised its forecast for consolidated adjusted operating profit for the current fiscal year from ¥1.14 billion to ¥1.30 billion. The revision reflects contributions from subsidiaries SPD & Company and SPD following their acquisition, and adjusted profit is expected to exceed the previous forecast despite anticipated acquisition-related expenses and higher interest payments on borrowings.
BASE announced that the tender offer by the SBI Group had ended. Applications totalled in the 90,000-share range, below the purchase limit of 23.79 million shares, and all tendered shares were purchased. The tender offer price was ¥340 per share, and the offer period ran from 31 August to 21 October. The company plans to discuss the future form of its partnership, including its capital relationship.
Nissuicon won a contract from JICA for the preparatory survey for Phase 2 of the Hue Water Environment Improvement Project in Vietnam and commenced work. Survey items include natural and social conditions, water quality in public water bodies, existing drainage facilities, household connections, sludge management, and operations and maintenance systems.
Nippon Seiki announced that group company Tokuhatsu had jointly developed a new Def Washer model with a domestic automaker. The model achieves stable oil-film formation under low-viscosity lubricants using ULTRA FINE TEXTURE, targeting both seizure resistance and cost efficiency.
AI Fusion Capital Group announced that, in collaboration with consolidated subsidiary Showcase, it had begun selling and supporting the introduction of identity verification and authentication services for corporate customers of regional financial institutions. The initiative is intended to support digitalisation and stronger cybersecurity measures.
Mitsubishi Electric developed a new solution using the OT security technology of US-based Nozomi Networks. The solution provides OT security on industrial equipment, with a launch planned during fiscal 2027.