The six stocks covered before the market opened included developments involving Daito Trust Construction’s September orders and occupancy rate, Fitcrew’s alliance with VALX, FLYING GARDEN CO.,LTD.’s sales, DNP’s AI brand-visibility service, Seiko Epson’s laser printer sales policy and BBSec’s expanded IoT diagnostics.
Daito Trust Construction announced that its September construction business orders were ¥67.07 billion, down 1.5% from the same month a year earlier. It also reported a rent-based occupancy rate of 97.74%, up 0.29 percentage points year on year.
Fitcrew announced that it had acquired the business of 5 VALX-operated 24-hour fitness gyms, VALX GYM, and entered into a capital and business alliance with VALX. The company aims to enhance corporate value by diversifying its store portfolio and strengthening brand collaboration.
FLYING GARDEN CO.,LTD. announced that September same-store sales rose 4.4% year on year, while sales at all stores rose 4.2%.
Dai Nippon Printing will launch a service using Adobe Brand Visibility to analyze and improve the visibility of its own brand in generative AI responses. It will train approximately 500 LLMO specialists and provide the service nationwide.
Seiko Epson extended its winning streak to 5 sessions. According to Nikkei reports, the company plans to continue selling laser printers from 2027 onward, including monochrome models in Japan and Taiwan.
BroadBand Security expanded its IoT device security assessment services. Additions include commissioned conformity assessments for JC-STAR Level 1 and the provision of evidence records. The company will verify not only the devices themselves but also their firmware, applications and APIs.