FANUC declares ¥72.54 interim dividend; effective date 1 December
FANUC approved an interim cash dividend of ¥72.54 per share for the September half-year. The record date has already passed;1 December 2026 is the disclosed effective date.
Capital-markets reporting focused on Japan.
FANUC approved an interim cash dividend of ¥72.54 per share for the September half-year. The record date has already passed;1 December 2026 is the disclosed effective date.
FANUC announced an initiative to combine equipment data with Microsoft 365 information through Copilot. Specific use cases are being developed; financial gains are not established.
Japan’s national CPI rose 2.1% from a year earlier in September, up from August’s 1.9%. Prices were unchanged on the headline month-to-month measure.
The October 16 agreement targets a 50% automotive-business stake transfer in October 2027. The estimated ¥115 billion price is not completed spending.
TFX scheduled two TONA contracts for October 19 and announced a ¥100-per-lot exchange-fee waiver through March 31, 2027. The waiver does not cover every trading cost.
Startale bond applications open October 6 with a 5% annual pre-tax coupon. Interest and principal are payable in JPYSC; access and liquidity are restricted.
Japan’s benchmark closed at 66,753.72. Broad constituent gains accompanied the rise, while the official daily summary records a strong opening gap.
Nikkei 225 closed update: 64,136.25 JPY, +0.33% against the previous close, with session status, range and source timing stated.
Nikkei 225 pre-open market update: 63,923.00 JPY, +0.69% versus the previous close, with the exact session and quote timestamp identified.
The Nikkei 225 finished Wednesday at 63,923.00, gaining 438.90 points after trading below Tuesday’s close during the Tokyo morning.
TOPIX finished 16 September at 4,061.72, up 24.56 points and just above Monday’s close after giving back part of its morning advance.
The Nikkei 225 opened at 63,672.13 on 16 September, up 188.03 points, before a delayed 10:04 JST reading slipped below Tuesday’s close.
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