News was reported on System Location, Leoclan, JPMC, First Corporation, Pole To Win Holdings and KDDI in afternoon trading. The companies announced or updated expanded shareholder benefits, earnings revisions, revised tender offer terms and a satellite communications contract.
System Location rebounded sharply for the first time in 3 sessions. On the 14th, it announced an expansion of its shareholder benefit program, increasing the value of the QUO Card awarded as a shareholder benefit. It said there would be no change to the shareholder benefits based on the record date of 30 September.
Leoclan raised its full-year operating profit forecast from the previous ¥680 million to ¥890 million. The forecast reflects expected contributions from capturing demand for medical equipment replacements and the business of a subsidiary, while expenses are expected to come in below assumptions.
JPMC raised its TOB price from ¥2,250 to ¥2,270 and extended the purchase period from 4 August to 5 October. No upper limit was set on the planned number of shares to be purchased, and the lower limit was also changed.
First Corporation expanded its gain in afternoon trading. It introduced a new category for shareholders holding 100 shares or more and indicated that it plans to award a ¥1,000 QUO Card to shareholders with less than 1 year of continuous ownership in all categories.
Pole To Win Holdings announced a return to operating profitability in the first half, with profit exceeding the company’s plan. Strong performance in game-related services in Japan and overseas contributed.
KDDI signed a Starlink Mobile V2 contract with SpaceX and aims to provide connectivity in areas without coverage. Service is expected to begin by the end of 2027.