Musashi <7521>

Announced revision of financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025. Revenue has been revised upward from 33.739 billion yen to 38.02 billion yen, and operating profit from 0.79 billion yen to 2.327 billion yen. In the interim period, there was an increase in demand for the modification and updating of cash processing equipment. Additionally, sales of election equipment and vote counting management systems for the Tokyo gubernatorial election have been progressing well. It is expected that sales of election equipment and vote counting management systems will significantly increase in the latter half of the year due to the implementation of the Lower House election in October. The annual dividend is scheduled to be 60 yen (ordinary dividend 36 yen, special dividend 24 yen).

Kameda Confectionery <2220>

While continuing to adjust to the return high of 4,720 yen reached on September 10, there has been a rebound recently, and the previous day saw a breakthrough of the upper resistance of the 200-day moving average. The imminent occurrence of a dead cross with the 25-day and 75-day moving averages around 4,370 yen, but if it manages to capture the same level early, it is likely to lead to an improvement in sentiment. In the weekly chart, after a correction to the 52-week moving average, it has surpassed the 26-week moving average in the subsequent rebound. In the short term, it seems to be adopting a stance aimed at breaking through the 13-week moving average.