A list of stocks with the largest declines at the close on 5 August, triggered by earnings announced on 4 August, has been published for companies in the TSE Prime Market. The list ranks the stocks by their percentage declines and includes the announcement date.
This article focuses on a table ranking TSE Prime Market stocks by the size of their declines from the previous day after earnings announcements. All of the earnings were announced on 4 August, and the figures are based on closing levels after the close on the afternoon of 5 August. The list includes SIGMAXYZ, Mitsui-Soko Holdings, TOMY COMPANY, Asuka Pharmaceutical Holdings and Yokogawa Electric, along with each stock’s percentage decline and earnings announcement date. The table also includes columns for the percentage decline, the ordinary income change rate and the classification of the fiscal period.
The top five were SIGMAXYZ, at approximately -12.07%, Mitsui-Soko Holdings, at approximately -10.75%, TOMY COMPANY, at approximately -7.85%, Asuka Pharmaceutical Holdings, at approximately -7.27%, and Yokogawa Electric, at approximately -7.05%. All had declined by the close on 5 August following earnings announcements on 4 August. Declines in several other stocks, including Axial, Draum I and Kawasaki Kisen, are also listed, providing an indication of market reactions following earnings announcements.
The article does not provide additional information on the basis for calculating the percentage declines or the individual companies’ future outlooks. It is structured solely to present a set of facts concerning stock-price reactions following earnings announcements. It contains no investment recommendations or indications regarding future trends.