Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
237 reports(page 16 of 20)
IT integrator Future announced a major parent company change on September 17 following a successful tender offer. Voting rights will surge to 82.78%, making delisting highly likely.
T&D Holdings completed its H1 share buyback, executing a significant shareholder return by acquiring 6.14 million shares for nearly the entire ¥30 billion limit. The move underscores the insurer's strong cash flow and commitment to capital efficiency.
Seven Bank reported that its ATM count reached a record 28,689 in August 2026. The bank also saw total transactions rise 102.5% to 98.3 million, underscoring persistent cash demand.
Sekisui Chemical announced it will acquire a 51% stake in Australian homebuilder Ausbuild for approximately AUD 335 million. The move aims to expand modular construction capabilities ahead of the Brisbane Olympics.
AEON reported that its August consolidated monthly sales demonstrated a clear recovery trajectory, with AEON Retail's same-store sales reaching 100.0 percent for the second consecutive month. Despite concerns over extreme heat and heavy rain, the group successfully captured convenience and family dining needs to maintain strong performance.
PPHD (7532) reported strong domestic retail growth in August 2027. Don Quijote revenue surged +6.0% year-on-year, driven by rising per-customer spending rather than foot traffic.
Japan Activation Capital's funds have acquired 10.41 million shares of Nihon Kohden, expanding its voting rights stake to 6.48 percent. This transaction marks a significant shift in the company's major shareholder structure.
Nexon has decided to pay a record-breaking special dividend of 415 yen per share, with a record date of September 30, 2026. The total payout will reach approximately 324 billion yen, significantly boosting shareholder returns.
MonotaRO reported a record monthly revenue of 26.985 billion yen for August, marking a 19.3 percent year-on-year increase. The firm has solidified its dominant position in the B2B e-commerce market by leveraging aggressive pricing strategies to drive expansion.
Tama Home reported that combined new home orders for August rose to 109 percent of the previous year. The company saw exceptional growth in its prefab housing segment, establishing a robust demand foundation.
Daiichi Sankyo has secured a complete victory in its long-running legal dispute with NTK, as the Tokyo District Court dismissed all of the opponent's claims on September 10, 2026.
Kamgras1 raised the tender offer price for Kakaku.com (2371) to 3,680 yen per share. The bid deadline has been extended until September 29 to finalize its privatization plan.
