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CAVE Interactive shares slide for fourth straight day after flagging 3.2 billion yen annual loss and dividend suspension
Shares of CAVE Interactive CO.,LTD. <3760> tumbled for a fourth straight session. Following the market close on the 13th, the company issued a revised outlook for the fiscal year ending May 2026, swinging to a projected 3.2 billion yen net loss from a 246 million yen profit a year earlier. The decision to scrap its year-end dividend, previously forecast at 10 yen, further fueled the sell-off.
Net sales are expected to hit 11.9 billion yen, a 14.8% year-on-year decline, as the company books extraordinary charges including impairment losses from a business portfolio overhaul. CAVE aims to restore profitability through structural reforms starting next fiscal year. For the nine-month period through February 2026, the company posted a consolidated net loss of 3,406 million yen on sales of 8.75 billion yen, down 13.9% from the same period last year. In a separate move, the company will issue 145,000 new shares to its chairman via a private placement, aiming to raise roughly 96 million yen. It also announced modifications to its shareholder perk program.
Source: MINKABU PRESS
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