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Morinaga Milk Industry Co., Ltd.

Morinaga Milk Industry Co., Ltd. produces and sells dairy products in Japan and internationally. Its offerings include milk, beverages, yogurt, chilled desserts, ice cream, cheese, butter, infant formula, baby food, milk powder, supplements, and nursing care foods. The company was formerly known as Nippon Rennyu Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Morinaga Milk Industry Co., Ltd. in 1949. Founded in 1917, it is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Morinaga Milk Expands Shareholder Benefits, Moves Record Date to End of March

Morinaga Milk Industry is expanding its shareholder benefits program and moving the record date from September 30 to March 31 each year. This measure follows the stock split effective July 1, which will divide each share into four. Benefits will be enhanced starting from the most recent record date of September 30, with shareholders of 200 or more shares able to choose products worth 1,500 yen, those with 400 or more shares receiving 2,500 yen worth, and those with 1,000 or more shares receiving 6,000 yen worth, or an equivalent donation. From the record date of March 31, 2027, continuous holding requirements and long-term holding incentives will be added, and no benefits will be offered for the record date of September 30, 2027. In the first quarter of fiscal year ending March 2027, the company reported net sales of 147.099 billion yen (up 2.4% year on year) and operating profit of 9.977 billion yen (up 12.9% year on year), with overseas operations boosting operating profit by about 80% and driving consolidated profit growth.
2264.JP · Capital · Positive Expanded shareholder benefits and stock split are positive for shareholders, and strong Q1 results with overseas profit growth support the stock.
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Terra Drone Passes Defense Equipment Agency's Interceptor Drone Demonstration Test

Terra Drone announced that its domestically produced interceptor drone, the Terra B1, has passed the demonstration test in the Defense Equipment Agency's 'Interceptor Drone Early Acquisition Program.' Additionally, CSSHD is investing in TechMagic, which specializes in cooking robots and business automation solutions. Osaka Titanium plans to raise up to 22 billion yen through the issuance of 7 million new shares and the sale of 1.05 million shares, raising concerns about supply-demand deterioration. Toyo Asano has revised down its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending February 2027. Tokio Marine announced a stock split of 1 share into 15 shares and the introduction of a shareholder benefit program. JT received dividends from its consolidated subsidiaries, Morinaga Milk changed its shareholder benefit program and record date, and Sasadoku Printing newly introduced a shareholder benefit program. Seirogan (Daiko Pharmaceutical) applied for a market change to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market, and Intage Holdings announced the establishment of a share buyback framework and a change of its corporate name.
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2264.JP · Capital · Positive Changed shareholder benefit program and record date.
278A.JP · Technology · Positive Interceptor drone passed Defense Equipment Agency's demonstration test.
4326.JP · Capital · Positive Announced share buyback framework and corporate name change.
5271.JP · Capital · Negative Revised down consolidated earnings forecast for FY ending Feb 2027.
5726.JP · Supply · Negative Plans to raise up to 22 billion yen via new shares, raising supply-demand concerns.
8766.JP · Capital · Positive Announced stock split and shareholder benefit program, typically seen as positive for retail investors.
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Japan fair trade officials raid six ice cream makers over suspected price fixing

Japan's Fair Trade Commission has raided six major ice cream makers on suspicion of price fixing. The companies—Meiji Co., Morinaga Milk Industry Co., Morinaga & Co., Lotte Co., Ezaki Glico Co., and Akagi Nyugo Co.—issued statements confirming the raids and pledging cooperation. Japanese media reported that top managers coordinated over several years to raise ice cream prices by 10 yen, or about 6 U.S. cents, and timed the hikes together. The commission has not commented on the case, but its website includes an example of an ice cream maker refusing to supply retailers that did not accept a suggested price.
2201.JP · Regulation · Negative Raided by Japan FTC over suspected price fixing, faces regulatory action.
2206.JP · Regulation · Negative Raided by Japan FTC over suspected price fixing, faces regulatory action.
2264.JP · Regulation · Negative Raided by Japan FTC over suspected price fixing, faces regulatory action.
2269.JP · Regulation · Negative Raided by Japan FTC over suspected price fixing, faces regulatory action.
Akagi Nyugyo Co., Ltd. · Regulation · Negative Raided by Japan FTC over suspected price fixing, faces regulatory action.
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