Game and entertainment stocks were generally firm in the Tokyo market on 27 October. KOEI TECMO Holdings rose for a second consecutive session after revising its earnings forecast upward, while buying spread in Paul Holdings after it announced a special shareholder benefit. enish, meanwhile, fell on concerns about dilution from the fundraising.
The Tokyo market rebounded on 27 October, with generally active trading in game and entertainment-related stocks. The major indices rose, and movements in game stocks became a focus of market attention.
Among major game-related companies, KOEI TECMO Holdings rose for a second consecutive session against the backdrop of the upward revision to its earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026, announced the previous day. Reports also indicated that Nomura Securities had raised its target price while maintaining its rating.
Buying interest was seen in Paul Holdings after it announced a special shareholder benefit, while enish's share price fell because of concerns about dilution from the fundraising.
Other game-related stocks also showed divergent movements, with trading varying among mobile-game and debugging and middleware stocks.