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Real Estate Worth $165 Billion Puts Japan Companies in Spotlight
ProPAST - Acquiring sales-use real estate in Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo.
Propast <3236> announced the acquisition of investment real estate on the 17th. The property details (segment: rental development business) are located in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, with a land area of 176.99 square meters. The delivery and settlement date is October 17, 2024. The acquirer is a domestic corporation. The acquisition price will be less than 30% of the net assets for the fiscal year ending May 2024. There are no capital or personnel relationships to be disclosed between the company and the acquirer, and there are no issues regarding attributes.
ProPAST--- Double-digit increase in the first quarter revenue, with the value-up business performing well.
Propast <3236> announced its financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending in May 2025 (June to August 24). The revenue increased by 38.7% year-on-year to 9.887 billion yen, operating profit decreased by 9.1% to 1.233 billion yen, ordinary profit decreased by 11.7% to 1.075 billion yen, and quarterly net profit decreased by 11.7% to 0.744 billion yen. In the real estate development business, no properties were delivered for revenue recognition, resulting in zero revenue (no revenue in the same period of the previous year). Due to this reason, segment profit also decreased.
Takashimaya, etc., announced share buyback on October 15th.
The companies that announced the establishment of their own stock acquisition frameworks on Tuesday, October 15th are as follows: <8233> Takashimaya 15 million shares (4.8%) 15 billion yen (24/11/1-25/2/28) <7351> Goodpatch 0.45 million shares (5.0%) 0.1 billion 50 million yen (24/10/16-25/4/14) <3236> Propast 0.6 million shares (1.8%) 0.1 billion yen (24/10/16-24/10/31) ※ The percentage in () of the number of shares represents the ratio of the total issued shares (excluding treasury stock) ※ Shares・
Toho, upward revision on 25/2, operating profit 620 billion yen←55 billion yen.
Toho <9602> announced a revision of its financial estimates for the fiscal year ending February 2025. Operating revenue was revised upward from 280 billion yen to 297 billion yen, and operating profit from 55 billion yen to 62 billion yen. With major hits in the film business such as "Crazy Rich House," "Detective Conan: The Crimson Love Letter," "Kingdom: The General and His Return," "The Last Mile," and the unexpected success of the sequel "Haikyu!! The Huge Dumpsite Showdown" generating box office revenue exceeding 11.5 billion yen from the previous consolidated fiscal year.
Properst: Summary of financial results for the 1st quarter of the fiscal year ending 2025/5 [Japanese GAAP] (unconsolidated)
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