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Shinko Shoji Co., Ltd.

Shinko Shoji Co., Ltd. imports, exports, and sells electronic components in Japan, the rest of Asia, North America, and Europe. It operates through the Electronic Device Business, Assembly Business, and Other Businesses segments. Its offerings include semiconductors, general electronic parts and batteries, display devices, embedded computing, and solution services, as well as integrated circuits, assembly products, and other electronic equipment. The company was incorporated in 1953 and is headquartered in Shinagawa, Japan.

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Kaga Electronics raises fiscal 2027 forecast, net profit to 22 billion yen

Kaga Electronics announced on the 13th that it has revised upward its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027. The net profit forecast was raised from the previous 20 billion yen to 22 billion yen, down 29.3 percent from the prior year. In the first quarter, group results exceeded expectations, driven mainly by the electronic components business, including increased sales and higher prices for memory and device products. The annual dividend forecast remains unchanged at 140 yen. Regarding Shinko Shoji, which was included as a consolidated subsidiary from August 10 following the completion of a tender offer, the company said the process took longer than expected and that a detailed review of its earnings outlook has not yet been completed, so the impact has not been incorporated into the current full-year forecast.
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Kaga Electronics will not raise tender offer price for Shinko Shoji, to close on August 3

Kaga Electronics announced on the 29th that it has no plans to raise the tender offer price for Shinko Shoji shares, which remains at 1,580 yen per share. The tender offer period will also end on August 3. Kaga Electronics launched the tender offer on May 18, and because Shinko Shoji's stock price had at times exceeded the offer price, the purchase period had been extended twice.
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