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Nippon Express Holdings, Inc.

Nippon Express Holdings, Inc. provides logistics services through its subsidiaries in Japan, the Americas, Europe, East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania. Its offerings include railway forwarding, motor cargo transportation, air freight forwarding, harbor transportation, warehousing, in-factory work, information asset management, and real estate rental, as well as heavy haulage and construction. The company also engages in security guard services, sale of distribution equipment, wrapping and packaging materials, vehicles, petroleum, and liquefied petroleum gas, vehicle maintenance, insurance agency, mediation, real estate planning, design and management, investigation and research, logistics finance, and employee dispatching. Formerly known as Nippon Express Co., Ltd., it changed its name to Nippon Express Holdings, Inc. in January 2022, was founded in 1872, and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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NX Group Signs Semiconductor Logistics MOU with India Semiconductor Mission

NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS, INC. signed a memorandum of understanding with the India Semiconductor Mission on Wednesday, September 9, for strategic cooperation to develop semiconductor logistics infrastructure and strengthen supply chains in India. The India Semiconductor Mission is an initiative overseen by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of the Government of India and serves as a core agency leading infrastructure development for the country's semiconductor and display industries. The agreement formalizes a dialogue that included a visit by an India Semiconductor Mission delegation to the NX Group Building in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, and the two parties will now share information and exchange views on transporting semiconductor-related cargo and on logistics infrastructure. The NX Group has set a target of increasing sales from its Indian operations to 60 billion yen by fiscal 2028 and plans to open a dedicated semiconductor logistics center in the Dholera area of Gujarat in 2027. The company said the cooperation supports India's semiconductor policy known as Semicon 2.0, which aims to build a complete ecosystem covering design, manufacturing, equipment and materials, and advanced packaging.
9147.JP · Demand · Positive NX Group signed an MOU with India Semiconductor Mission to develop semiconductor logistics infrastructure and plans a dedicated semiconductor logistics center in Dholera, Gujarat in 2027, expanding its India logistics business.
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NXHD raises full-year net profit forecast to 70 billion yen

Nippon Express Holdings has raised its consolidated net profit forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2026 to 70 billion yen, up from the previous estimate of 60 billion yen. The company expects a recovery in cargo movements in international logistics, mainly from Asia, and steady performance in domestic logistics, while also factoring in gains from the sale of low-profitability real estate. The average consolidated net profit forecast for the current fiscal year among 10 analysts compiled by IBES was 59.5 billion yen, meaning the revised company outlook exceeds market expectations. The annual dividend forecast was kept unchanged at 100 yen.
9147.JP · Capital · Positive Raises full-year net profit forecast to 70 billion yen, above market expectations.
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Mobile Service Disruptions Continue After Kumamoto Earthquake; Convenience Stores and Gas Stations Temporarily Closed

Mobile phone service disruptions and temporary closures of convenience stores and gas stations continued on the 29th following the earthquake that registered a maximum seismic intensity of 7 in Kumamoto Prefecture. NTT Docomo, KDDI, SoftBank, and Rakuten Mobile reported that calls and data services remain unavailable in parts of the prefecture due to power outages at base stations and transmission line failures, with no timeline for restoration. Major convenience store operators Seven-Eleven Japan, Lawson, and FamilyMart have temporarily closed a total of over 100 stores in the prefecture due to power outages and worsening road conditions, and are rushing to resume operations while providing relief supplies to disaster victims. According to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, 18 gas stations in the affected areas had suspended operations as of 1 p.m. on the 29th, with another 101 stations under status confirmation, impacted by the suspension of shipments from two oil terminals in Yatsushiro City. Japan Post has halted all counter services and Yu-Pack parcel handling in the prefecture, and Nippon Express has also suspended cargo acceptance and collection and delivery across wide areas of the prefecture.
6178.JP · Supply · Negative Halted all counter services and parcel handling in the prefecture.
9147.JP · Supply · Negative Suspended cargo acceptance and delivery across wide areas of the prefecture.
3382.JP · Supply · Negative Over 100 convenience stores temporarily closed due to power outages and road conditions.
4755.JP · Supply · Negative Mobile service disruptions due to power outages and transmission line failures.
9433.JP · Supply · Negative Mobile service disruptions due to power outages and transmission line failures.
Lawson, Inc. · Supply · Negative Lawson temporarily closed over 100 stores in the prefecture due to power outages and road conditions.
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