Melco Gets Board Nod for 8 Billion Yen Share Buyback

Melco Holdings (TYO:6676) received board approval to repurchase up to 2 million shares for no more than 8 billion yen from May 14 through May 13, 2025, according to a Tuesday filing with the Tokyo Sto

MT NewswiresMay 29 00:38 ET

Melco Holdings: (Revised Edition) Explanation on in-kind dividends (share distribution type spin-off) of subsidiary shares and changes in specific subsidiaries (Q&A)

JPXMay 27 03:40 ET · Announcements

Melco Holdings: Notice Concerning Dividends from Surplus Funds (Year-end Dividend)

JPXMay 21 02:20 ET · Announcements

Melco --- the supply and demand situation will improve all at once

While the 200-day line functions as a support line, it has broken through the 25th line due to an initial rebound. In the Ichimoku equilibrium table, clouds were interrupted in late April in the twisting phase of clouds, but the subsequent rise cleared the lower cloud limit, and the upper cloud limit was captured. If it seems that the dark line on March 21 will be absorbed since the cloud upper limit rises, the supply and demand situation will improve all at once.

Fisco JapanMay 13 22:56 ET

TOPPAN and others announced stock buybacks on 5/13

The stocks that announced their share acquisition quota settings on 5/13 (Monday) are as follows ＜7911＞TOPPAN 39 million shares (12.3%) 100 billion yen (24/5/14-25/5/13) ＜9684＞Squeni HD 5 million shares (4.2%) 20 billion yen (24/5/14-25/5/13) ＜2181 ＞PERSOL HD 123 million shares (5.4%) 20 billion yen (24/6/3-25/3/

Fisco JapanMay 13 18:08 ET

SoftBank G turns 24/3 ordinary profit and loss surplus to 57.8 billion yen

The financial results for the fiscal year ending 2024/3 announced by SoftBank G were sales of 6.756.5 billion yen, up 2.8% from the previous fiscal year, and ordinary profit and loss surplus of 57.81 billion yen (deficit of 469.27 billion yen in the previous fiscal year). The corporate value of investees improved due to global stock appreciation. The yen equivalent amount of US dollar debt increased due to the depreciation of the yen, and exchange losses of 703.1 billion yen were recorded. The investment profit and loss of the SoftBank Vision Fund (SVF) business was in surplus of 724.3 billion yen. [Positive Evaluation] ＜2587＞Sa

Fisco JapanMay 13 17:19 ET