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Kasumigaseki Capital Co.,Ltd.(3498) Summary

3498
TSE Prime
Kasumigaseki Capital Co.,Ltd.
7,840
JPY
-230
(-2.85%)
Dec 17, 3:30 pm JST
50.47
USD
Dec 17, 1:30 am EST
Result
PTS
outside of trading hours
7,720
Dec 17, 6:29 pm JST
Summary Chart Historical News Financial Result
PER
11.6
PBR
5.30
Yield
2.10%
Margin Trading Ratio
3.22
Stock Price
Dec 17, 2025
Opening Dec 17, 9:00 am
8,050 JPY 52.00 USD
Previous Close Dec 16
8,070 JPY 52.08 USD
High Dec 17, 9:00 am
8,070 JPY 52.14 USD
Low Dec 17, 9:51 am
7,640 JPY 49.39 USD
Volume
855,100
Trading Value
6.64B JPY 0.04B USD
VWAP
7759.91 JPY 49.95 USD
Minimum Trading Value
784,000 JPY 5,047 USD
Market Cap
0.19T JPY 1.24B USD
Number of Trades
1,740
Liquidity & Number of Trades
As of Dec 17, 2025
Liquidity
High
1-Year Average
2,463
1-Year High Jul 4, 2025
23,855
Margin Trading
Date Short Interest Long Margin Positions Ratio
Dec 12, 2025 293,200 1,835,600 6.26
Dec 5, 2025 311,000 1,985,900 6.39
Nov 28, 2025 359,600 1,850,600 5.15
Nov 21, 2025 410,700 1,913,900 4.66
Nov 14, 2025 573,000 1,799,500 3.14
Company Profile
Kasumigaseki Capital Co., Ltd. is engaged in real estate consulting business. The company develops renewable energy power generation facilities and investment properties, which are then sold to investors.
Sector
Real Estate
Kasumigaseki Capital Co., Ltd. primarily focuses on real estate consulting services, while also developing logistics facilities, hotels, and healthcare-related facilities. In the logistics sector, the company develops small to medium-sized refrigerated and frozen warehouses near major consumer areas such as the Tokyo metropolitan area, Kansai region, and coastal areas. For the hotel business, they operate apartment hotels designed for long-term stays accommodating multiple guests. In healthcare-related facilities, the company concentrates on developing hospice housing. Kasumigaseki Capital also expands its operations overseas, currently centering its activities in Dubai. The company's revenue model consists of four main points: land sale profits, project management fees, success fees when development investment returns exceed targets, and asset management fees from real estate investors.