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Human Adjust Co., Ltd. enters the public market during a period of increased focus on human resources and talent management, with companies worldwide seeking innovative solutions to meet evolving workforce needs.
Ai Robotics’ entry into the market comes at a time of growing interest in the robotics and AI sectors, both of which have seen increased investment and development over recent years.
Tabikobo in its most recent financial statements, has demonstrated effective financial management, ensuring that its net assets remain above the threshold required by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
If NC Holdings is removed from the TSE, its shares may no longer be traded on a major exchange, limiting liquidity and potentially reducing the value of the stock.
ASUA Inc.’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) was seen as a key event for the Japanese stock market, with investors anticipating strong demand due to the company’s reputation in the tech industry.
The matching mechanism, commonly employed in the first days of new listings, is intended to facilitate price discovery while controlling potential price swings, thereby ensuring a smoother entry into public trading.
ENECHANGE, which operates as a major platform for energy optimisation and energy data services in Japan, submitted this report following a series of reviews by the TSE.
The Nikkei 225 fell by 1.2%, closing at 32,500, while the broader Topix index dropped 0.9%, following similar trends in international markets
The Nikkei Stock Average and the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) both recorded their largest declines since August 5, a day marked by significant global market volatility. This latest selloff was precipitated by the Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) report on August’s manufacturing activity, which revealed a contraction for the fifth consecutive month, falling short of market expectations. Particularly hard-hit were technology stocks in the U.S., including Nvidia, which saw its shares plummet, erasing $278.9 billion in market value—an unprecedented drop for a single U.S. stock.
The Nikkei had experienced a significant 12.4% drop on August 5, 2024, the largest single-day decline since the 1987 Black Monday crash.
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