Saksasa <6675>

Announced a revision of financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025. Revenue has been revised upward from 42 billion yen to 44 billion yen, and operating profit has been revised upward from 2.1 billion yen to 2.8 billion yen. The orders for the new card units aimed at the amusement market in the OEM business have exceeded initial estimates, significantly increasing since the second quarter, and the orders for video solutions in the system business are performing well, resulting in outlooks that exceed previous estimates.

Nitori Holdings <9843>

Adjusting the return high price of 22,970 yen set on September 5 continues, and it was sold down to 17,170 yen on November 21. However, a rebound has recently been observed, breaking through the 25-day line that had kept it down. The 200-day line (20,077 yen) and the 75-day line (20,328 yen) are now within reach, and if these levels are captured, the rebound trend is likely to become significant. Moreover, though the Ichimoku cloud remains below the cloud, the turning line has changed to resistance while breaking through the base line. The appearance of an upward signal in the lagging span is approaching, and movements targeting a breach of the cloud are to be expected.