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CyberAgent Incorporated

CyberAgent, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the internet advertising business in Japan. It operates through Media Business, Internet Advertising Business, Game Business, Investment Development Business, and Other Businesses segments. The company operates Ameba, a video streaming platform with various channels, including 24-hour news, dramas, romance shows, anime, and sports; and WinTicket for internet betting for sports events, such as horse, bicycle, and auto racing, as well as fan community app development and service management; IP works and content; performance; merchandising; and overseas marketing. It also offers AI solutions; creative production; DX business; research and consulting; and smartphone games. In addition, the company engages in news content planning and production; smartphone advertising; creative office planning and management; corporate venture capital; fund establishment and management; crowdfunding; and management of professional soccer teams. CyberAgent, Inc. was incorporated in 1998 and is headquartered in Shibuya, Japan.

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CyberAgent plunges sharply after three-day break, strong earnings fail to meet market expectations

On the Tokyo stock market on August 10, CyberAgent plunged sharply after a three-day break, closing below the 1,300 yen level for the first time since June 26. The third-quarter results announced late last week showed double-digit revenue and profit growth, accompanied by an upward revision of full-year forecasts, but the prevailing view was that they fell short of market expectations. Among the 96 game and entertainment-related stocks, 64 rose, with Sega Sammy Holdings edging higher for a third straight day after Nomura Securities raised its target price from 2,640 yen to 2,800 yen. Meanwhile, Furyu, which reported strong first-quarter results and July monthly performance, fell back on profit-taking.
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Cover hits limit up as new title HoloDreams tops both store charts

On the Tokyo stock market on July 27, Cover surged sharply for the first time in three days, hitting its daily limit up. The new title Hololive Dreams was recognized for capturing the number one sales ranking on both the App Store and Google Play. CyberAgent, whose subsidiary QualiArts co-developed the title, also extended gains. Sanrio rose for a third straight day after Mizuho Securities maintained its buy rating and raised its target price from 1,250 yen to 1,450 yen. Among the 96 registered game and entertainment stocks, 74 rose, 15 fell, and 7 were unchanged.
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Cover rebounds sharply after three days as new title Hololive Dreams tops both store charts

Cover rebounded sharply after three days. The market gave a straightforward positive reception to the news that the new title Hololive Dreams, a joint project with CyberAgent subsidiary QualiArts, achieved the number one sales ranking on both the App Store and Google Play.
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