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Growth 250 declined for five consecutive days, with space ventures being STAR = Emerging Markets, 2nd.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index declined for five consecutive days. It fluctuated around the previous day's closing price. Following a report from SMBC Nikko Securities, the space venture QPS Research <5595.T> and Syns <290A.T> saw significant increases. HENNGEE <4475.T> and Qualips <4894.T> were also bought. The recent IPO ZenmuTech <338A.T> hit the price limit down. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.
Stocks that moved and those that were traded in the front market.
*Shinkong Electric Industries <6967> 8861 +1500. The TOB has ended, but it seems that the repurchase is continuing. *Migaro HD <5535> 2754 +1991: Announced the implementation of a Stock Split. *Fuji HD <4676> 2565.5 +148.5: Announced a renewal of the management structure including the resignation of Mr. Hinode. *gumi <3903> 488 +17: The introduction of a Shareholder benefit system continues to be a focal point. *Kura Sushi <2695> 3215 +854: There is interest as it is viewed as an appealing stock for acquiring benefits at the end of the month.
The market is soft, and with pressures like the decline in U.S. stocks, but the downside may be limited.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stocks Global Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to show a sluggish development. In the US stock market on the 27th, the Dow Inc. fell by 155.09 points (-0.37%) to 42,299.70 dollars, continuing its decline. Concerns over the automobile tariffs announced by President Trump, along with speculation of persistent high inflation, led to a dislike of rising long-term interest rates. On the other hand, indicators such as employment-related data and gross domestic product (GDP) pointed to a robust economy, causing the Dow Inc. to briefly turn upward, but uncertainty regarding tariffs lingered towards the end.
Growth 250 fell for the first time in six days, with a rush to Buy the IPO Mirairo in the Emerging Markets on the 24th.
The TSE Growth Market 250 Index fell for the first time in six days. After starting high, it lost momentum and moved sideways around the previous week's closing price in the latter half of the day. FFRI <3692.T>, GENDA <9166.T>, and HENNGEE <4475.T> were up, while COVER <5253.T> and Sanbio <4592.T> were down. The IPO (initial public offering) Mirairo <335A.T> garnered a large volume of purchases and finished its debut day still in the opening price range. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.
HENNGEE surges as it establishes a joint venture with Sunbridge Corporation in the USA.
HENGGE <4475.T> soared, briefly reaching a high of 1,524 yen, 155 yen up. After the close on the weekend of the 21st, it announced the decision to establish a joint venture with Sunbridge Corporation (Shibuya, Tokyo) in the USA, which was seen as a positive factor. Sunbridge Corporation is engaged in investment businesses, etc. The joint venture will be established in Delaware, USA, in April 2025. The investment ratio will be 51% for the company and 49% for Sunbridge Corporation. Both companies have cultivated.
HENNGEE rebounded significantly after four days of decline, entering the USA with the establishment of a new joint venture.
HENNGEE <4475.T> saw a significant rise, rebounding after four days. At one point, it reached 1,520 yen, up 151 yen compared to last weekend. After the close of trading on the 21st, it announced the establishment of a joint venture in the USA with Sunbridge Corporation (Shibuya, Tokyo), which was well received. The company is currently offering "HENNGEE One", which consolidates multiple SaaS (Software as a Service) type services’ IDs and passwords, allowing login with a single account. Mid-term goals are...