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Kyoei Tanker: Revised Semi-Annual Report - Term 95 (2024/04/01-2025/03/31)
Kyoei Tanker: Half Year Report - Term 95 (2024/04/01 - 2025/03/31)
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.
Stocks that moved on the previous day part2 include Japan Ham, Taiyo Koki, Fuji Kogaku E&C, etc.
Stock name <Code> 5-day closing price ⇒ Day-to-day comparison BIPROGY <8056> 4420 -3187- The 9-month period is expected to turn into a decrease in ordinary income. Nippon Ham <2282> 4754 -516 Negative sentiment such as sluggish improvement in processing business income. Tokyo Electron Devices <2760> 3065 -265 Half-year double-digit operating income decline results are also disappointing. Rigaku <268A> 1200 -50 Will selling pressure prevail due to awareness of resistance at the upper end? Nexera Pharma <4565> 1174 -397 -9
Active and newly listed stocks during the morning session.
*FCC<7296> 2865 - The impact of announcing a substantial increase in dividends in addition to good financial results. *Dream Incubator<4310> 2750 +426 implementing a special dividend leading to a significant increase in dividends. *Organo<6368> 7810 +1000 following a performance upward revision at the time of the first quarter financial results. *Sanrio<8136> 4595 +563 Highly rated for straightforwardly revising performance upwards. *Sumitomo Electric Industries<5802> 2609.5 +277.5 Excessive caution alleviated by performance upward revision.
KDDI announces a 2.3% increase in operating profit in the second quarter to 573 billion yen, along with a share buyback and split.
KDDI<9433> announced its financial results for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2025, with revenue increasing by 2.8% year-on-year to 2 trillion 855.7 billion 13 million yen, and operating profit increasing by 2.3% to 573 billion 86 million yen. The non-communications sectors such as enterprise digital transformation (DX) support services and finance performed well. The financial estimates for the fiscal year ending in March 2025 remain unchanged. Additionally, up to 100 billion yen, equivalent to 1.39% of the total number of issued shares (excluding treasury stock), is 2800.
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