Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
237 reports(page 3 of 20)
Yokohama FG completed its treasury share acquisition on October 14. Cumulative spending reached 19.999 billion yen, utilizing nearly the full 20 billion yen cap set in August.
Brother disclosed the acquisition of its own shares worth approximately 1.2 billion yen during September. The cumulative share count reached 2.09 million, signaling a consistent acceleration in shareholder returns.
Recruit announced on the 14th that it is extending the deadline for purchasing its own shares. The company plans to acquire additional existing shares to strengthen its management foundation and improve capital efficiency.
JVCKenwood announced the full completion of its share buyback program on October 14, targeting a Yen 3 billion cap. The company will cancel all acquired shares to enhance return on equity.
U-NEXT reported a 10.8 percent rise in revenue for the fiscal year ending August 2026, surpassing forecasts driven by content and M&A gains. However, rising energy costs and forex losses squeezed net income, leaving dividends unchanged at current levels.
Kakaku.com bidder Kamgras announced a revised purchase price of 3,682 yen per share and extended the tender offer period. This strategic move aims to counter competitors and enhance deal certainty for shareholders.
Omron has agreed to acquire US-based industrial PC maker OnLogic in a deal valued at approximately 104.6 billion yen. This move aims to merge factory automation with physical AI, marking a key step in the company's strategic evolution.
Construction equipment maker Takeuchi revised its full-year earnings forecast upward for the fiscal year ending February 2027. The company also announced a dividend increase and plans to buy back shares.
Catastasis (9891) has initiated a TOB for Tobu Jusan shares, aiming for full consolidation. The offer price of 2,000 yen carries a steep premium of roughly 74 percent over the reference date closing price.
AEON Co reported robust same-store sales for September, marking three consecutive months of year-on-year growth. Despite weather-related headwinds in grocery, the company benefited from strong performance at its shopping centers.
AEON announced on October 13, 2026 that it will acquire 1,343,016 shares of its own stock from subsidiaries. The total transaction value is approximately Y16.3 billion, marking a share buyback executed via subsidiary channels.
PPIH reported robust September sales for its Don Quijote and UNY business, with full-year projected revenue rising 104.9 percent. The retailer successfully converted adverse weather into demand for home-use goods, highlighting strong resilience amid polarized consumption.
