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Seria Co., Ltd.

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Seria Co., Ltd. operates stores in Japan that sell merchandise and private brand products. Its network includes directly managed and franchise chain stores, as well as permanent in-shop stores, tenants in commercial facilities, and independent roadside stores. The company was formerly known as Sanyo Agency Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Seria Co., Ltd. in April 2003. Founded in 1985, it is headquartered in Ogaki, Japan.

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JPX to add 35 companies including Seria to TOPIX, 683 firms marked for removal

Japan Exchange Group announced on the 7th that it will add 35 companies, including Seria, to the TOPIX index as part of the periodic reshuffle of constituents of the Tokyo Stock Exchange's stock price index, which begins at the end of this month. The new additions, besides Seria, include Japan McDonald's Holdings, Toei Animation, and GO, comprising 23 companies from the Standard Market and 12 from the Growth Market; until now, only companies from the former TSE First Section were eligible. The number of constituent stocks is expected to rise from the current 1,634 to 1,669. Meanwhile, 683 companies that do not meet criteria such as market capitalization will be designated as transition-measure stocks, with their index weightings reduced in stages. If no improvement is seen in a reassessment to be conducted in October next year, they will be removed from TOPIX at the end of July 2028.
2702.JP · Capital · Positive McDonald's Holdings Japan is listed among the new TOPIX additions, a valuation/index-inclusion event.
2782.JP · Capital · Positive Seria is named as one of the 35 companies being added to the TOPIX index, which brings index-fund buying.
4816.JP · Capital · Positive Toei Animation is named as one of the companies added to the TOPIX index.
581A.JP · Capital · Positive GO Inc. is named among the 35 companies being added to the TOPIX index.
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Seria Falls as Much as 6.5% on Slowing September Same-Store Sales Growth

Seria, a major 100-yen shop operator, plunged as much as 6.5% from the previous day to 4,180 yen at one point, sinking to its lowest level in about a month and a half, before closing down 200 yen at 4,270 yen. The sell-off was triggered by the company's preliminary September sales report released the previous day, which showed same-store sales rose 8.3% year on year, slowing from a 9.7% gain in August. Average spending per customer rose 2.2%, outpacing August's 1.7% increase, but customer traffic grew just 6.0%, below August's 7.9% gain. Total sales across all stores, including the contribution from new openings, rose 11.8%, continuing double-digit revenue growth. According to some analysts, sticker sales were roughly flat year on year, while daily necessities such as garbage bags and handicraft supplies remained strong. The stock had risen more than 40% year to date to a high of 4,905 yen set on September 15, and its decline from that peak has widened to about 15%.
2782.JP · Demand · Negative September same-store sales growth slowed to 8.3% from 9.7% in August, with customer traffic growth decelerating to 6.0% from 7.9%.
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Japanese firms step up currency hedging as yen stabilizes, intervention phases seen as opportunities

Japanese companies are strengthening their response to currency fluctuation risk as the yen stabilizes. Workman has raised the ratio of currency forward contracts for its purchasing plans from the previous 50 to 60 percent to 80 to 90 percent, and has already locked in about 85 percent of its contracts for the fiscal year ending March 2027 at around 148 yen to the dollar. According to Sho Hirayama of Daiwa Securities, companies are increasingly asking to fix exchange rates for five to ten years ahead, and when the dollar was in the 160 yen range, inquiries to prepare for further yen weakness increased. Among exporters, Yamato Nagahama of Bank of America points out that dollar-selling hedges may emerge to prepare for yen appreciation driven by intervention. Corporate responses are not limited to financial transactions: Honeys Holdings has built up currency forwards several years ahead, and Seria plans to curb cost increases by reviewing product specifications and packaging. As domestic interest rates rise, more companies are also converting floating-rate borrowings into fixed rates, and Noriko Iwasaki of Nomura Securities says the need for balance-sheet-wide risk management is growing.
7564.JP · Capital · Positive Increased currency hedging to 80-90% locks in favorable rates, reducing FX risk.
2792.JP · Capital · Neutral Built up currency forwards several years ahead, but no clear directional impact.
2782.JP · Supply · Neutral Plans to curb cost increases by reviewing product specifications and packaging, but impact unclear.
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