Kintetsu Department Store To Go Ex-Dividend On February 26th, 2026 With 20 JPY Dividend Per Share

April 12th (Japan Standard Time) - $Kintetsu Department Store(8244.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on February 26th, 2026.Shareholders of record on February 28th, 2026 will receive 20 JPY dividend per

Futu NewsApr 12 17:25

Key points of attention for the 11th PTS = Ryohin Keikaku, Roze, Takeuchi Seisaku, Aeon Mall, ETC.

▽ Ryohin Keikaku <7453.T> has raised its consolidated operating profit Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending August 2025 from 64 billion yen to 67 billion yen (a 19% increase from the previous year). ▽ Rohto <6323.T> has a consolidated operating profit Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending February 2026 of 30.3 billion yen (a 5% decrease from the previous year). A share buyback arrangement has also been established. ▽ Takeuchi Manufacturing <6432.T> has a consolidated operating profit Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending February 2026 of 42 billion yen (a 13% increase from the previous year). A medium-term plan has also been formulated. ▽ AEON Mall <8905.T>, AEON <8267.T> will carry out a simple share exchange.

Kabushiki ShimbunApr 11 15:45

Kintetsu Department Store: Financial results presentation materials for the fiscal year ending 2025/2

JPXApr 11 14:30 · Announcements

Kintetsu Department Store: Summary of Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ending 2025/2 [Japanese GAAP] (Consolidated)

JPXApr 11 14:30 · Announcements

Stocks News Premium = The recovery of Chinese tourists visiting Japan is in full swing, marking popular tourist destinations like Hokkaido and Kansai, among others.

As the number of visitors from around the world to Japan has surged, the recovery of Chinese tourists, which had been slow, is finally gaining momentum. Regions like Hokkaido and Kansai are attracting STAR, and related stocks should be monitored. In 2024, inbound tourism (foreign tourists visiting Japan) is expected to reach a record high of 36.87 million (a 16% increase compared to 2019 before COVID), while the number of Chinese visitors remains at 6.98 million, a decrease of 27% compared to 2019. The relationship between Japan and China has deteriorated due to issues such as the discharge of treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which has led to a Stunk in demand for visits to Japan. However, here

Kabushiki ShimbunMar 24 15:11

BOJ Seeks More Rate Hikes but Not in Rush, Deputy Governor Says -- 2nd Update

WSJMar 5 14:54