Takara Tomy shares hit record high on Tokyo Stock Exchange

Takara Tomy shares hit an all-time high on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on November 11, rising for a third straight session, according to gamebiz.jp. The move extended a rally that followed the toy and game company's second-quarter results, reported on November 10, which showed large revenue and profit gains on strong Asia business and Kidults products.

Nexon shares also traded higher. Its third-quarter results showed revenue growth of more than 10% and higher operating profit, and the company had signed a publishing agreement with Tencent for the China launch of Project OVERKILL.

DeNA shares fell for a second session after its second-quarter results, announced the previous day, showed lower revenue and operating profit. The company cited a rebound decline from the prior year, when Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket contributed heavily.

Nihon Falcom shares dropped toward the close after the company said during the afternoon session that its fiscal year ending September 2026 had large revenue and profit gains but forecast double-digit declines for the following year.

Apiritsu, Tokyo Communications Group and IG Port shares were bought, while Voltage and Toei shares were lower.

Full-year figures

Nexon's fiscal 2025 results were revenue of 475.12 billion yen and operating profit of 124.012 billion yen. Takara Tomy's fiscal year ending March 2026 results were revenue of 270.455 billion yen and operating profit of 24.246 billion yen.