TSE:9697
TSE:9697Entertainment

Will Capcom’s (TSE:9697) Dividend Hike Reveal New Priorities for Growth and Capital Allocation?

Capcom Co., Ltd. recently announced it will pay a JPY 20.00 per share interim dividend for the second quarter of fiscal 2026, up from JPY 18.00 the previous year, with payments beginning November 17, 2025. This marks a clear signal from Capcom’s management of increased confidence in the company’s operational performance and cash generation. We’ll explore how the higher interim dividend may impact the company’s broader investment narrative and future growth prospects. Explore 28 top quantum...
TSE:2212
TSE:2212Food

Yamazaki Baking (TSE:2212): Valuation Insights After Upgraded Profit Forecast and Strong Profit Growth

Yamazaki Baking (TSE:2212) reported a 5% jump in net sales and meaningful profit growth for the nine months to September 2025, along with an upward revision to its operating profit forecast. This fresh guidance highlights improving business momentum. See our latest analysis for Yamazaki Baking. Yamazaki Baking’s recent upgrade to its operating profit forecast has energized the market, hinting at renewed optimism despite some short-term share price volatility. While the stock has seen a modest...
TSE:3640
TSE:3640Professional Services

Densan (TSE:3640) Profit Margin Doubles, Challenging Cautious Market Sentiment

Densan (TSE:3640) delivered a breakout year, with earnings growing 26.6% annually over the last five years and accelerating to a massive 159.9% in the most recent year. Net profit margin more than doubled to 12.6% from 6.6%, and the company is now recognized for its high-quality earnings. With strong profit expansion and a discounted valuation versus industry peers, investors are likely to see plenty of upside. However, recent share price volatility could weigh on sentiment for now. See our...
TSE:3835
TSE:3835Software

eBASE Ltd. (TSE:3835) Margin Decline Challenges Dividend Narrative Despite Strong Valuation

eBASE Ltd. (TSE:3835) reported net profit margins of 21.4%, slightly lower than the 22.4% recorded last year. Over the past five years, the company’s earnings have grown at an average annual rate of 9.5%, though the most recent year saw negative earnings, breaking from that upward trend. Investors are watching the interplay between margin pressure and the company’s history of high-quality returns as they weigh the current results. See our full analysis for eBASELtd. Next up, we will see how...