Mynet, Inc.

Among stocks that moved the previous day, Xebio Holdings rose after first-quarter operating profit increased 38.7%, while Kasai Kogyo posted a sharp profit increase with first-quarter operating profit of 4.118 billion yen, up from 210 million yen in the same period a year earlier. On the other hand, Mynet fell after its first-half operating result swung to a loss of 132 million yen. Asics surged after revising upward its earnings and dividend forecasts for the fiscal year ending December 2026, and Nexon was bought after announcing a large special dividend. Trend fell sharply by 1,000 yen to 5,851 yen after a downward earnings revision pointed to a substantial profit decline.

On the Tokyo stock market on August 14, Nexon hit limit-up proportional allocation after announcing a special dividend of 415 yen per share, while Nintendo also rebounded sharply on reports of its Nintendo Switch 2 expansion into Indonesia. Nexon announced the previous day that it would pay a special dividend of 415 yen per share to shareholders of record as of September 30, 2026, which was taken as a positive surprise by the market. Nintendo was boosted by reports that it would launch the Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch in Indonesia in December 2026. Tokai Tokyo Securities maintained its Outperform rating on Capcom and raised its target price from 4,780 yen to 5,090 yen, and Capcom rebounded for the first time in three days, with major home video game stocks generally bought. Meanwhile, Mynet plunged after posting an operating loss of 132 million yen in its second-quarter results, falling into the red, and Sun Electronics also fell sharply, at one point being sold down below the 8,000 yen level.

Mynet plunged in afternoon trading. The market appears to be reacting negatively to the company's second-quarter results, released at the start of the afternoon session, which showed an operating loss of 132 million yen and a swing into the red.