Daily BriefsJapan

Daily Brief Japan: Cri Middleware, Css Holdings, Fuluhashi EPO, i Cubed Systems, Netyear Group, TSE Tokyo Price Index TOPIX and more

In today’s briefing:

  • (05 Dec 2025) Cri Middleware(3698 JP) — Fisco Company Research
  • (05 Dec 2025) Css Holdings(2304 JP) — Fisco Company Research
  • (04 Dec 2025) Furuhashi EPO <9221> — Fisco Company Research
  • (05 Dec 2025) I Cubed Systems <4495> — Fisco Company Research
  • (05 Dec 2025) Netyear Group(3622 JP) — Fisco Company Research
  • Raising the Standard of Discipline Among Companies Listed on the Standard Market Is Crucial


(05 Dec 2025) Cri Middleware(3698 JP) — Fisco Company Research

By FISCO

Key points (machine generated)

  • CRI Middleware aims for a target operating profit of 2 billion yen by September 2030.
  • The company specializes in software licensing and development, focusing on gaming and enterprise sectors.
  • Expected revenue growth and profit increase in the coming years.

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(05 Dec 2025) Css Holdings(2304 JP) — Fisco Company Research

By FISCO

Key points (machine generated)

  • CSS Holdings achieved record-high performance for the fiscal year ending September 2025.
  • The company operates in three sectors: Steward, Food Service, and Space Production.
  • CSS Holdings aims to expand operations in line with its medium-term management strategy.

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(04 Dec 2025) Furuhashi EPO <9221> — Fisco Company Research

By FISCO

Key points (machine generated)

  • Fullhashi EPO Co., Ltd. held a briefing on December 4, 2025, to discuss Q2 financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026.
  • Key participants included President and CEO Naohiko Yamaguchi and Director Toru Ueno.
  • The presentation highlighted the company’s commitment to sustainability and included necessary disclaimers and disclosures.

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(05 Dec 2025) I Cubed Systems <4495> — Fisco Company Research

By FISCO

Key points (machine generated)

  • Mr. Takanori Sakata, Director and CFO of iCubed Systems Inc., presented at a briefing on December 5, 2025.
  • The session was moderated by Hiroe Takai from FISCO Ltd. and included participation from investor DAIBOUCHOU.
  • The document stresses the importance of reading disclaimers regarding the material’s use and the briefing’s formal nature.

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(05 Dec 2025) Netyear Group(3622 JP) — Fisco Company Research

By FISCO

Key points (machine generated)

  • Netyear Group has revised its fiscal year 2026 profit forecast upward, targeting a margin over 10%.
  • The company launched a ‘Generative AI Full Commitment Declaration’ to enhance digital marketing through generative AI technology.
  • For the interim period, Netyear reported a 10.3% increase in sales to 1,656 million yen and an operating profit of 80 million yen.

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Raising the Standard of Discipline Among Companies Listed on the Standard Market Is Crucial

By Aki Matsumoto

  • Many companies failing to meet listing maintenance standards will transition to Standard Market. Given the inherent risk of moral hazard, strengthening the discipline of listed companies is a critical point.
  • Companies that have migrated to or remained in the Standard Market for various reasons harbor moral hazard stemming not from diversity, but rather from gathering in pursuit of lax standards.
  • If more companies view TSE’s increased disclosure requirements as a cost of listing and consider going private, that’s positive development. Hopefully, this will lead to progress in resolving “parent-subsidiary listings.”

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