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Yaoko: Correction of the temporary report.
＜Today's materials and key stocks＞ The ruling parties are calling for a reduction in consumption tax, focusing on food-related stocks.
It has been reported that both ruling parties, the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito, are seeking a consumption tax reduction from the government. They seem to have food prices that continue to rise in mind. If a consumption tax reduction on food products is realized, it is expected to benefit supermarkets, drugstores, and prepared food retailers. Additionally, if the tax reduction is applied similarly to the reduced tax rate, the delivery service may also benefit. Related stocks include food supermarket Life Corporation <8194.T>, Yaoko <8279.T>, Veru Inc <9974.T>, Axial <8255.T>, and Okuwa.
List of conversion stocks (Part 6) [Parabolic signal conversion stock list]
○ List of stocks with buy transitions in the market Code Company Name Closing Price SAR Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board <8079> Shoei Foods 4145 3750 <8091> Nichimo 18981659 <8097> San-Ai Oburi 16451478 <8111> Goldwin 80827136 <8113> Unicharm Corporation Sponsored ADR 12321152 <8125> Wakita 16951497 <8130> Sangetsu 28412608 <8
Economic measures equivalent to those during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on consumption tax reduction, grants, and control of gasoline prices.
In response to the high tariff policy of the Trump administration, Prime Minister Ishiba expressed that he is considering economic measures comparable to those for the new coronavirus. Options such as the strongly requested reduction of the consumption tax, as well as subsidies for cash benefits and gasoline expenses, have emerged. Prominent stocks have been searched from each GAINIANBANKUAI. <Consumption Tax Reduction> Rising in ready-to-eat sweets, the momentum for reducing the consumption tax is rising not only among the opposition but also within the ruling party recently. Although Prime Minister Ishiba has yet to abandon his cautious stance, the effect of boosting support ratings is.
Yaoko Co., Ltd. Announces Department Manager Change
Yaoko To Go Ex-Dividend On March 28th, 2025 With 55 JPY Dividend Per Share
March 27th (Japan Standard Time) - $Yaoko(8279.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on March 28th, 2025.Shareholders of record on March 31st, 2025 will receive 55 JPY dividend per share. The ex-dividend date
