Morning movers on April 14: Core Concept Technologies, Toyo Denki Seizo, Elements

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Tue Apr 14, 2026 11:32 am JST Catalyst

Core Concept Technologies <4371> surged to its daily limit of 1,050 yen, attracting significant market attention. The company provides digital transformation (DX) support, including system development and consulting, with a strong track record in IT talent procurement for system integrators. While earnings follow an upward trajectory of rising revenue and profit, speculation has emerged regarding its shareholder structure. According to a large shareholding report filed on April 13 by Sigmaxyz Holdings <6088>, the consulting specialist's stake in Core Concept Technologies has risen to 5.02%, crossing the 5% threshold. The stated purpose is to strengthen business relations, fueling buying on expectations of business expansion.

Toyo Denki Seizo <6505> rebounded for the first time in four sessions, recovering to the mid-2,000 yen range. The company released third-quarter results for the fiscal year ending May 2026 after the close on April 13, reporting an operating profit of 1.895 billion yen, up 47% year-on-year. Results were driven by the transportation division, which benefited from robust demand for railway rolling stock investment and equipment replacement. Supply-demand dynamics also support upside potential, as margin buying balances stood at a depleted 70,000 shares as of the April 3 settlement date.

Elements <5246> hit its daily limit on heightened investor interest. The company announced first-quarter results for the fiscal year ending November 2026 after the close on April 13. Revenue rose 80.6% year-on-year to 1.291 billion yen, while ordinary profit reached 105 million yen, reversing a year-earlier loss of 24 million yen. Ordinary profit has already exceeded the upper end of the full-year forecast of 100 million yen. The consolidation of Polifye as a subsidiary contributed to the performance, while its "LIQUID eKYC" identity verification service performed strongly, boosting profitability.

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Source: MINKABU PRESS

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