Reasons why the US military has no choice but to ride along with commercial ships.

It has been reported that U.S. military combat units are in need of assistance in terms of trucking. Since the end of last year, briefings dealing with classified information regarding combat in the Red Sea have been held here every two weeks, attended by executives from private marine shipping companies. The aircraft and cargo ships of the U.S. Transportation Command are aging and inadequate in capacity. Of the 44 government-owned vehicle transport ships available to the transport command, 28 are expected to be decommissioned within eight years, and the deployment of replacement ships has faced numerous delays.

Fisco JapanNov 14 05:21

Narasaki Sangyo: Half Year Report - Term 82 (2024/04/01 - 2025/03/31)

EDINETNov 13 13:11 · Announcements

Narasaki Sangyo: Summary of financial results for the 2nd quarter (interim period) for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025 [Japanese GAAP] (consolidated)

JPXNov 12 14:00 · Announcements

Daiwa House, Idemitsu Kosan, Tokyo Electron Ltd. unsponsored adr, SoftBank Group (12th)

※Please note that the above calendar is subject to change depending on the company's circumstances. --------------------------------------- November 12 (Tuesday) ＜1431＞ Livework ＜146A＞ Colombia ＜148A＞ Hatchwork ＜1491＞ Chugai Mining ＜1605＞ INPEX ＜1663＞ K&O Energy ＜166A＞ Taski HD ＜1770＞ Fujita E

Fisco JapanNov 12 05:30

Volume Change Rate Ranking (9 o'clock) - Nichirin, Saikaya, etc. are ranked

In the volume change rate ranking, you can understand the interest of market participants, such as the trend of speculation, by comparing the average volume of the last 5 days with the volume on the delivery day. High Change Rate of Volume [As of August 23, 9:32] (Comparison of Average Volume of the Last 5 Days) Stock Code Stock Name Volume 5-Day Average Volume Volume Change Rate Stock Price Change Rate ＜9799＞ Asahi Information 22,800 107,185.08 208.46% 0.0521

Fisco JapanAug 23 08:46

Tokio Marine saw a 54.7% increase in operating profit in the first quarter, reaching 265 billion yen.

Tokio Marine <8766> announced that its operating revenue for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2025 increased by 5.6% YoY to JPY 1.924073 trillion, and its operating profit increased by 54.7% YoY to JPY 265.032 billion. Net income insurance premiums, which corresponds to the revenue of the non-life insurance business, were JPY 1.2984 trillion, up 10% YoY, thanks to the revised rates of automobile insurance and fire insurance. New contracts also increased in overseas business. [Positive evaluation] <7322> Sanyo FG | <7918> Via

Fisco JapanAug 7 04:55