For almost three years the Nikkei 225 has been tracking its performance from the 2003~5 bull market, albeit at levels some 3.3x higher In this report, Pelham Smithers discusses the similarities and asks three key questions: (1) Can we continue to track 2005 through the rest of the year; (2) Whatever happens in Q4, should we fear or be hopeful for 2026? And (3) Who are the upcoming winners and losers.
Switch 2, Hello Kitty and Demon Slayer have underlined the success of Japan’s global pop culture influence. In this review, Pelham Smithers discusses whether 2025 will be the peak, or if there more to come. In light of the capital limitations faced by Japanese game developers evident at TGS2025, Pelham thinks further consolidation is likely and suggests three likely scenarios.
Small-cap specialist Terada-san reviews Sanrio’s Q1 performance and full-year guidance. Despite US tariffs, contributions expected from new licensees and continued steady demand for Hello Kitty products leads him to revise up his OP forecasts for FY25~FY27.
Having spoken with management after the release of its FY25 Q3 results, analyst Hiroyuki Terada revises up his forecasts for FY25~27 to reflect the firm’s aggressive cost control efforts and the planned accelerated pace of new store openings.
With attractive valuations, a dividend yield of 4.6% for FY27 and, in analyst Hiroyuki Terada’s opinion, there is no longer the risk of an equity finance, this update on Park24 reviews the recent Q2 performance and the earnings outlook.
Tags: Koshidaka Holdings (2157 JT), Curves Holdings (7085 JT), Treasure Factory (3093 JT), TKP (3479 JT), Novarese (9160 JT), Lilycolor (9827 JT) Analyst Hiroyuki Terada provides insights on the next quarterly set of results for the small- / mid-cap companies which we cover.
In this quarterly strategy report, we look to evaluate where we are with regards the bull market conditions, and where those indicators might be headed, factoring in the downside risks, from Trump tariffs and the US economy, BoJ actions, Japanese earnings and valuations.
Tags: Koshidaka (2157 JT), Kakuyasu Group (7686 JT), Daiichikosho (7458 JT) Hiroyuki Terada lowers his FY25~27 OP estimates for karaoke operator Koshidaka and discusses how a possible income tax threshold hike might benefit demand.
PSA's small-cap analyst Hiroyuki Terada revises down his FY24~26 forecasts for Kakuyasu but finds that after FY24's challenges, prospects for the company are set to improve. Changes to the income tax threshold would also take pressure of hiring costs.
PSA Professional Services: Park24 (4666 JT) 4% Dividend Yield in FY27 Attractive Growth is steady and dividend yield, buybacks and payout ratio look attractive. Balance sheet quality has improved and risk of equity financing is limited.
In light of karaoke operator Koshidaka’s strong Q4 performance, analyst Hiroyuki terada has adjusted his OP forecasts for FY25 and FY26 up, mainly due to stronger same store sales and an acceleration of new store openings. We also introduce our forecasts out to FY27 as the firm has released its mid-term plan. Management is guiding for a payout ratio of 35% which we expect can generate at DPS of Y44, so offers an attractive dividend yield of 3.7%.
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