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Quarterly Top 100 Operating Income Growth in Japan

This section focuses on stocks that have significantly increased their operating profit, which represents earnings from core business activities, in their quarterly (3-month) results. Companies that have consistently maintained operating profit growth on a quarterly basis and show high growth rates in the most recent quarter are expected to continue their earnings growth in the future.
Screening Criteria
Market Cap ≧ 100B Consecutive Periods ≧ 3 quarters
Financial results announced up Fri Oct 9, 2026 6:00 pm JST
Stock Price Fri Oct 9, 2026 4:00 pm JST
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Fiscal Year
PER
PBR
451 13B 40,600 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 15.0 0.66 2.00 % Mid
783 67.4B 25,175 % 3 Apr - Jun, 2026 14.0 0.96 4.85 % Mid
5,160 40.9B 3,408 % 6 Apr - Jun, 2026 6.4 3.30 0.81 % High
1,040 21.9B 2,286 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 8.2 1.13 3.17 % High
690 20.9B 823 % 3 Apr - Jun, 2026 9.3 1.05 3.19 % High
2,694 13.9B 492 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 17.2 2.32 0.45 % High
2,679 15.6B 413 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 8.7 0.95 3.73 % Mid
1,453 9.98B 409 % 3 Apr - Jun, 2026 9.0 1.08 3.44 % Slightly Low
10,700 87.1B 387 % 3 Apr - Jun, 2026 22.3 2.95 0.47 % Mid
169 15.4B 381 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 7.5 1.35 1.18 % Mid
3,530 27.2B 370 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 6.4 1.45 2.66 % Mid
839 11.1B 355 % 3 Apr - Jun, 2026 20.4 0.86 2.03 % Mid
11,570 626B 321 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 13.0 1.93 2.30 % High
1,887 10B 308 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 ー 0.71 ー % Slightly Low
4,495 50.6B 300 % 3 Apr - Jun, 2026 8.4 1.27 2.40 % Mid
1,358 46.8B 286 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 16.0 0.94 1.84 % Mid
1,298 41.4B 277 % 3 Apr - Jun, 2026 9.0 2.59 0.77 % Slightly Low
2,184 22.5B 261 % 4 Apr - Jun, 2026 14.8 0.51 3.21 % Mid
4,580 27.8B 218 % 6 Apr - Jun, 2026 22.4 4.37 0.87 % Mid
3,610 15.6B 211 % 6 Apr - Jun, 2026 14.1 1.13 1.39 % Mid
Liquidity Grade
Liquidity High Slightly-High Mid Slightly-Low Low
1-Year Average
Number of Trades
Over 1,000 400 to 1,000 50 to 400 10 to 50 Less than 10
Distribution 13.9% 18.5% 39.0% 17.6% 11.0%
About Labels
S-Bid
Special-Bid
S-Bid stands for Special Bid. In the Japanese stock market, there is a system where a "Special Quotation" flag is displayed when either buy or sell orders greatly outnumber the other, without immediately executing the trades. This is done to attract additional orders. S-Bid is a label that indicates the buy orders exceed the sell orders, resulting in a "Special Bid" (Special Buy Quotation) status.
S-Ask
Special-Ask
S-Ask stands for Special Ask. In the Japanese stock market, there is a system where a "Special Quotation" flag is displayed when either buy or sell orders greatly outnumber the other, without immediately executing the trades. This is done to attract additional orders. S-Ask is a label that indicates the sell orders exceed the buy orders, resulting in a "Special Ask" (Special Sell Quotation) status.
L-Up
Limit-Up
L-Up stands for Limit-Up. Limit-Up refers to the state where a stock reaches the maximum allowable price increase during a trading day. Once the price hits this level, no trades can be made above that price.

In the Japanese stock market, Limit-Up is actually called "Stop-Daka" (Stop-High). This system is designed to control rapid price increases and maintain market stability."
L-Down
Limit-Down
L-Down stands for Limit-Down. Limit-Down refers to the state where a stock reaches the maximum allowable price decrease during a trading day. Once the price hits this level, no trades can be made below that price.

In the Japanese stock market, Limit-Down is actually called "Stop-Yasu" (Stop-Low). This system is designed to control rapid price declines and maintain market stability.
L-Up Bid
Limit-Up Bid
L-Up Bid stands for Limit-Up Bid. It refers to the situation where a stock is at the limit-up price with buy orders exceeding sell orders. This indicates that the stock has reached the maximum allowable price increase, but there is still significant demand to buy at that level, resulting in a "Limit-Up Bid" status.
L-Down Ask
Limit-Down Ask
L-Down Ask stands for Limit-Down Ask. It refers to the situation where a stock is at the limit-down price with sell orders exceeding buy orders. This indicates that the stock has reached the maximum allowable price decrease during a trading day, but there is still significant pressure to sell at that level, resulting in a "Limit-Down Ask" status.