Stock News Premium = The Growth Market will be (Delisted) for stocks with a Market Cap of less than 10 billion yen.

＜Currently, 70% of the stocks are affected, and the impact extends to IPOs＞ The Tokyo Stock Exchange has tightened the listing maintenance standards for the Growth Market and plans to delist companies that have not reached a Market Cap of 10 billion yen after five years of listing starting in 2030. Although there is still time until the deadline, 70% of the 612 listed stocks have a Market Cap of less than 10 billion yen, and the Emerging Markets, including IPOs, will enter a period of significant transformation. It has been noted that companies showcase impressive growth rates during their IPOs but deteriorate post-listing.

Kabushiki ShimbunApr 7 07:44

Interworks Confidence To Go Ex-Dividend On March 28th, 2025 With 35 JPY Dividend Per Share

March 27th (Japan Standard Time) - $Interworks Confidence(7374.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on March 28th, 2025.Shareholders of record on March 31st, 2025 will receive 35 JPY dividend per share. The

Futu NewsMar 27 09:00

Confiden continues to rise, acquiring all stocks of Let's Eye and making it a consolidated subsidiary.

Confident <7374.T> continues to rise, reaching 1,487 yen with a gain of 16 yen at one point. After the market close on the 26th, it was announced that the company decided to acquire all shares of Let's Eye (Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture) and turn it into a consolidated subsidiary, which was seen as significant news. According to the company, Let's Eye is engaged mainly in a staffing and recruitment business supporting creators in the Kansai region centered around Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe, and it has strengths in attracting creative talent in the web domain.

Kabushiki ShimbunFeb 27 11:22

＜Today's Individual Materials＞ EED, Kyoken Pharmaceuticals, Asahi Organic Materials, WACUL ETC (Announcement on the 26th)

▽ EID <6038.T>, revised the ordinary Dividends to 16 yen at the end of the fiscal year in June 2025, adding a commemorative Dividends of 6 yen for the 25th anniversary, making a total of 22 yen (the previous period had an ordinary Dividends of 14 yen). At the same time, a commemorative Shareholder benefit will be implemented, presenting a Quo Card worth 10,000 yen to Shareholders holding 500 shares or more. ▽ Kaken Pharmaceutical <4521.T> set a maximum acquisition limit of 1.8 million shares (4.52% of the total issued shares excluding treasury stock) and a 9 billion yen share buyback limit, and as of May 30, 1.8 million shares (3.91% of the issued shares before cancellation) were canceled. ▽

Kabushiki ShimbunFeb 27 07:14

Eid, Dream Vision, and others [Emerging Markets Press Release]

＜3185＞ Yumetembo implements a Shareholder benefit program. <4169> Enechange recognizes a subsidy profit of 0.54 billion yen as non-operating income. <4173> Wacul revises down its operating profit forecast for this period to 0.107 billion yen from 0.2 billion yen. <6038> Ido conducts a Share Buyback with a limit of 0.1 million shares (2.01% of the outstanding shares) on the 27th through ToSTNeT-3. Increases the dividends, with the year-end dividend per share now at 22.00 yen, up from 16.00 yen (including a commemorative dividend of 6.00 yen for the 25th anniversary). Commemorative Shareholder Benefits.

Fisco JapanFeb 27 06:30

Key points of interest for the PTS on the 26th = Japan Electric Technology, Hibino, Kobayashi Kogyo, ETC.

▽ Japan Electric Technology <1723.T> has revised its Financial Estimates and Dividends (increased dividends) and has reviewed its mid-term management plan (financial targets) and long-term management guidelines (performance targets). ▽ GFA <8783.T> announced the borrowing of funds associated with its participation in project financing for energy storage development projects. ▽ Confiden <7374.T> acquired the Stocks of Let's Eye (Kita-ku, Osaka), which operates a staffing and recruitment business, making it a consolidated subsidiary. ▽ Hibino <2469.T> sells audio and video equipment in Singapore.

Kabushiki ShimbunFeb 26 15:43