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ケミプロ化成、アビックス、共英製鋼など

Chemipro Chemical, Avix, Kyoei Steel, etc.

Fisco Japan ·  Apr 22 14:22

<7836> Avix 105 +14

rapid expansion. An upward revision of earnings forecasts was announced last weekend. Operating profit was revised upward from the previous forecast of 0.4 million yen to 110 million yen. Demand for digital signage is strong, introduction progressed in many industries, and sales promotion effects from digital marketing were significant, etc., so it seems that sales in the information equipment division in the digital signage-related business have exceeded expectations. The profit situation is at an extremely high level even in past comparisons.

<5440> Kyoei Steel 2543 +191

Significant continued growth. Revisions to earnings forecasts were announced last weekend. Operating profit was raised from the previous forecast of 20 billion yen to 21 billion yen, an increase of 41.7% from the previous fiscal year. The effects of price increases in steel bars and price drops in scrap prices seem to be the background. The impact on the range of revisions is limited, but the annual dividend has also been raised from the previous plan of 80 yen to 90 yen. The dividend yield based on last weekend's closing price was around 3.8%, which seems to have led to a positive response.

<3073> DD Group 1204 +67

Massive backlash. Revisions to the medium-term management plan calculation targets up to the fiscal year ending 26/2 have been announced. Operating profit for the fiscal year ended 26/2 has been raised from the initial plan of 2.8 billion yen to 4 billion yen. Operating profit for the fiscal year ended 24/2 was 3.24 billion yen ahead of schedule, and it is expected to grow to 3.5 billion yen for the fiscal year ending 25/2. The mid-term upside is expected, but stock prices are in the low range, and a sense of security about immediate results has also led to a review movement.

<6967> Shinko Electric 5525 +9

The reluctance to lower it goes well together. A downward revision of earnings forecasts was announced last weekend, and operating income for the fiscal year ending 24/3 was lowered from the previous forecast of 35 billion yen to 24.8 billion yen, down 67.7% from the previous fiscal year. However, since profit decreased 74.7% from the same period last year until the 3rd quarter, the downturn in business results itself can be regarded as an expected line. The January-March fiscal year after the downward revision is expected to turn to an increase in profit, and it seems that the sense of running out of bad materials in the short term will intensify from now on, taking into account recovery expectations for the next fiscal year.

<4960> CHEMIPRO KASEI 479 +80

Stop height. An upward revision of earnings forecasts was announced last weekend. Ordinary income was raised from the previous forecast of 100 million yen to 130 million yen, and net profit was raised from 80 million yen to 120 million yen. The background is that sales of plastic additives, which are the main force, have improved, additional orders for contract manufacturing products contributed to improving factory operation rates and reduced production suspension costs, and the disposal and compression of assets that have been impaired. The range of revisions is limited, but up to the 3rd quarter, ordinary profit declined drastically by over 40% compared to the same period last year.

<2053> Chubu Feed 1173 +81

Massive backlash. Earnings revisions for the fiscal year ending 24/3 were announced last weekend. Operating profit was revised upward from the previous forecast of 3 billion yen to 3.9 billion yen, 2.3 times the previous fiscal year. In the feed business, the raw material position for livestock feed improved more than expected in the fourth quarter, and the increase in variable costs such as electricity costs and fuel costs fell below expectations, which is the background of the upward trend. Profit declined by 2 digits until the third quarter. The annual dividend will also be raised from the previous plan of 34 yen to 40 yen, and dividends will also increase by 6 yen compared to the previous fiscal year.

<7201> Nissan's 550.4 -11

The sharp decline continued. A downward revision of earnings for the fiscal year ending 24/3 was announced last weekend. Operating profit was lowered from the previous forecast of 620 billion yen to 530 billion yen, and the market consensus also seems to have been at the level of conventional company expectations. The factors behind the downward revision are due to a decrease in the number of units sold and efforts to reduce the cost burden on suppliers due to the effects of inflation, etc. Since the exchange rate was currently at a depreciation level of the yen, there seems to be a strong sense of surprise about the downturn.

<6238> Flew 1173 -89

The sharp decline continued. Monthly trends for March were announced last weekend. Sales increased 3.9% from the same month last year, but the growth rate has remained in the 1-digit range since August, and it is viewed as negative material. The main world view business continues to grow at a high rate, but the rate of increase in sales has slowed slightly compared to the recent past. Girls' trend businesses, fuyu new businesses, etc. are turning to a year-on-year decline.

<7198> SBI Alhi 844-57

The sharp decline continued. A downward revision of earnings forecasts was announced last weekend, and profit before income taxes for the fiscal year ending 24/3 was lowered from the previous forecast of 3 billion yen to 2.3 billion yen, down 44.2% from the previous fiscal year. The flat 35 market continued to be sluggish against the backdrop of interest rate differences between fixed interest rates and variable interest rates, etc., and it seems that there were fewer new projects executed during the period than expected, even with regard to the expected “flat 35” child-rearing plus. Expectations for the new fiscal year's results also seem to be in the direction of a slight recession.

<8035> East Elec 32450 -1080

Continued decline. In the US market last weekend, NVIDIA fell 10%, and the SOX index fell by more than 4%. TSMC's downward revisions to the industry outlook resonate. Although today's Nikkei Average turned into a rebound due to mitigation of geopolitical risks, sales continued to dominate semiconductor-related companies such as the company. Note, with respect to the company, investment decisions have been downgraded to “neutral,” assuming that the stock price incorporates most of the positive factors that UBS Securities can currently anticipate.

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