TSE:9983
TSE:9983Specialty Retail

How Investors Are Reacting To Fast Retailing (TSE:9983) Raising Graduate Pay and Management Equity Incentives

Fast Retailing recently announced that from March it raised base annual pay for new graduates in Japan, lifting globally mobile management trainee salaries by about 12% to ¥5.9 million and other new graduate roles by about 10% to ¥4.5 million, alongside fresh stock-based incentives for senior management. This pay and equity package signals a stronger emphasis on talent attraction, retention, and management-shareholder alignment as the company pursues global expansion and productivity...
TSE:6269
TSE:6269Energy Services

Why MODEC (TSE:6269) Is Down 6.8% After Joining the S&P Japan 500 Index – And What's Next

In December 2025, MODEC, Inc. (TSE:6269) was added to the S&P Japan 500 index, marking its inclusion in a major national benchmark. This index addition can materially shape how institutional investors engage with MODEC, as benchmark-tracking funds adjust portfolios to reflect the new constituent. We will examine how MODEC’s inclusion in the S&P Japan 500 could influence its investment narrative and investor engagement going forward. The latest GPUs need a type of rare earth metal called...
TSE:6457
TSE:6457Machinery

How Investors May Respond To Glory (TSE:6457) Winning Waitrose Rollout For CI-100X Cash Recyclers

In December 2025, Glory announced that UK supermarket chain Waitrose selected its CI-100X solution, with 285 back office cash recycling devices being rolled out across stores nationwide to streamline cash handling operations. This contract underlines how Glory’s cash automation technology is being adopted by a major international retailer, potentially reinforcing the company’s positioning in global cash management solutions. We’ll now examine how this large Waitrose rollout, centered on...
TSE:6758
TSE:6758Consumer Durables

Does Sony Still Offer Value After Its Big Multi Year Share Price Run?

If you are wondering whether Sony Group is still a smart buy after its big run over the last few years, or if the easy money has already been made, you are not alone. The stock is down roughly 4.3% over the last week and 12.1% over the last month, but it is still up about 20% year to date and 26.5% over the past year, with a 106.9% gain over 3 years and 110.3% over 5 years. Recent moves have been shaped by ongoing optimism around Sony's PlayStation ecosystem and content library, as well as...