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Prestige International Inc.

Prestige International Inc. provides business process outsourcing services in Japan and internationally. The company offers roadside assistance services for nonlife insurance companies, car manufacturers, and car dealerships; and property assistance services, such as home and parking assistance services for real estate management companies, parking lot operators, and car sharing service stations. The company also provides insurance services, including travel insurance claim agent services, as well as cashless medical services and other medical support; financial guarantee services for rent, child support expenses, nursing care expenses, and medical expenses; supply chain management, IT, and mobile solutions; CRM and temporary staffing solutions; and childcare service under the Orangery name. In addition, it offers pet consultation, emergency calls and reporting, towing, co-signing, rental property business management, living support, rehabilitation day, and value-added services, as well as sales promotion systems, and support for implementing supply-chain management; rental property management services; rent guarantee insurance services; and rental warranty and co-signing services. Prestige International Inc. was incorporated in 1986 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Among notable morning movers, Microwave Chemical announced it has developed microwave technology and equipment usable in open spaces and filed a patent application, sending the stock sharply higher on a rebound. Fruta Fruta partnered with Sumitani to launch full-scale cross-border e-commerce in China and opened a Tmall store. Qualips received approval for the insurance reimbursement price of its iPS cell-derived cardiomyocyte sheet and revised its operating loss forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 upward from 1.43 billion yen to 1.03 billion yen. Keyence reported first-quarter operating profit of 187.1 billion yen, up 44.7 percent year-on-year, beating consensus by about 30 billion yen, and the stock surged. Capcom posted first-quarter operating profit of 41.1 billion yen, a 66.9 percent increase from a year earlier, exceeding market expectations by roughly 12 billion yen, and extended sharp gains. Shimano saw a rapid recovery with April-to-June operating profit of 16.8 billion yen, up 40.6 percent year-on-year, and raised its full-year ordinary profit forecast from 53.3 billion yen to 56 billion yen. Komeri reported first-quarter operating profit of 10.9 billion yen, an 8.8 percent rise year-on-year, showing steady progress, and also announced a share buyback. Prestige International posted first-quarter operating profit of 2.27 billion yen, up 17.4 percent year-on-year, maintaining solid momentum, and its share buyback and commemorative shareholder benefits were also well received.
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