Inuneko Seikatsu hits daily limit up for consecutive days, growth strategy including M&A of veterinary clinics evaluated

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Fri Apr 24, 2026 11:26 am JST Catalyst

Inuneko Seikatsu <556A> was bought at the daily limit up of 4,900 yen. The company was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market on the 23rd, forming an initial price of 3,500 yen, 510 yen (17.1%) above the public offering price of 2,990 yen. It continued to attract buying interest and rose to the daily limit up of 4,200 yen, ending its first day of trading at that level.

The company's main business involves the planning, manufacturing, and sales of pet-related products. Its core operation is "Seikatsu Hanbai," which plans and sells original pet food under the "Inuneko Seikatsu" brand. The company also operates in three business areas: "Seikatsu Service," which runs veterinary clinics and grooming salons, and "Entertainment," which organizes and exhibits at events for dogs and cats. The pet food market has been trending upward regardless of economic conditions, and the company has outlined aggressive M&A of veterinary clinics as part of its future growth strategy, which appears to be driving buying interest in anticipation of business expansion.

Source: MINKABU PRESS

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