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JX Advanced Metals Corporation

JX Advanced Metals Corporation develops, manufactures, and sells materials made from copper and rare metals in Japan. It operates through the Semiconductor Materials, ICT Materials, and Metals & Recycling segments, offering products such as copper alloys and foil, sputtering targets, compound semiconductors, high-purity metals, titanium sponge, and electrolytic copper. The company was formerly known as JX Metals Corporation and changed its name to JX Advanced Metals Corporation in May 2024. Founded in 1905, it is headquartered in Minato, Japan.

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Nikkei to Add JX Metals and Two Other Stocks

Nihon Keizai Shimbun announced on the 4th that it will remove Konica Minolta, Archion, and Kanadevia from the Nikkei Stock Average's constituent stocks, and instead add JX Metals, Capcom, and Kokusai Electric. The change, which takes into account market liquidity and other factors, will be implemented on October 1st.
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JX Metals falls again as full-year upward revision misses market expectations

JX Metals shares ended trading on the 21st down 33 yen, or 0.91 percent, from the previous day at 3,598 yen, extending a modest decline. The company announced its first-quarter results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 on August 6, posting a sharp rise in revenue and profit with sales of 260.604 billion yen, operating profit of 81.446 billion yen, and net profit of 53.07 billion yen. It also raised its full-year forecast to sales of 1.025 trillion yen, operating profit of 232 billion yen, and net profit of 141 billion yen. However, analyst estimates compiled by IFIS Japan put full-year pre-tax profit at 243.986 billion yen and net profit at 166.116 billion yen, exceeding the company's guidance. On August 7, the first trading day after the results, the stock plunged 6.18 percent from the previous day to 3,886 yen. Since then, the share price has swung sharply, at one point rebounding 5.68 percent to 4,000 yen on August 17, before tumbling 6.63 percent to 3,561 yen on August 19, leaving the stock without a clear direction.
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JX Metals lifts full-year guidance after 176% jump in first-quarter operating profit

JX Metals reported a 175.5 percent year-on-year surge in first-quarter operating profit to 81.4 billion yen for the fiscal year ending March 2027, and raised its full-year operating profit forecast to 232 billion yen. A weaker yen and higher copper prices, along with increased sales of semiconductor sputtering targets and rolled copper foil, helped lift revenue 36.2 percent to 260.6 billion yen. Strong copper markets and growing demand for semiconductor materials used in artificial intelligence are driving the company's performance.
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JX Metals raises full-year net profit forecast to 141 billion yen

JX Metals has raised its full-year consolidated net profit forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 to 141 billion yen, up 34.7 percent from the previous year, compared with the earlier projection of 114 billion yen. The upward revision reflects increased sales and improved selling prices of semiconductor materials amid expanding demand related to AI servers, as well as the weaker yen and higher copper prices. The new forecast falls short of the average estimate of 156.2 billion yen among 13 analysts compiled by IBES. The company left its dividend forecast for the current fiscal year unchanged at 20 yen.
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