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NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION(5401) Summary

5401
TSE Prime
NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION
593.2
JPY
-8.9
(-1.48%)
Mar 13, 3:30 pm JST
3.72
USD
Mar 13, 2:30 am EDT
Result
PTS
outside of trading hours
592.3
Mar 14, 1:11 am JST
Summary Chart Historical News Financial Result
PER
PBR
0.58
Yield
4.05%
Margin Trading Ratio
17.64
Stock Price
Mar 13, 2026
Opening Mar 13, 9:03 am
590.2 JPY 3.71 USD
Previous Close Mar 12
602.1 JPY 3.78 USD
High Mar 13, 9:35 am
601.2 JPY 3.77 USD
Low Mar 13, 9:03 am
590.2 JPY 3.71 USD
Volume
31,649,100
Trading Value
0.02T JPY 0.12B USD
VWAP
594.15 JPY 3.73 USD
Minimum Trading Value
59,320 JPY 372 USD
Market Cap
3.19T JPY 0.02T USD
Number of Trades
16,094
Liquidity & Number of Trades
As of Mar 13, 2026
Liquidity
High
1-Year Average
12,254
1-Year High Feb 25, 2026
54,350
Margin Trading
Date Short Interest Long Margin Positions Ratio
Mar 6, 2026 12,325,900 31,604,100 2.56
Feb 27, 2026 12,466,400 29,684,100 2.38
Feb 20, 2026 2,786,300 24,387,000 8.75
Feb 13, 2026 2,991,500 25,386,000 8.49
Feb 6, 2026 3,403,200 24,541,400 7.21
Company Profile
NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION is a leading global crude steel producer and Japan's top steelmaker, with strengths in technology and high-grade steel sheets. The company is actively expanding its overseas operations.
Sector
Iron & Steel
NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION is, as its name suggests, Japan's leading integrated steel manufacturer and a global industry leader. The company operates in four business segments: steelmaking as its core business, engineering, chemicals & materials, and system solutions. Its roots trace back to the government-operated Yawata Steel Works, which began operations in 1901. In 1934, it was established as "Nippon Steel," a semi-public policy-oriented corporation. After being split up during the dissolution of zaibatsu conglomerates in 1950, two of the divided companies merged in 1971 to form NEW NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION (using NIPPON STEEL as its English name internationally, while domestically using SHIN NIPPON SEITETSU, which means NEW NIPPON STEEL in Japanese). In 2012, it merged with Sumitomo Metal Industries, Ltd., Japan's second-largest steelmaker at the time, to form Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation. In 2019, the company changed its name to "NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION." Overseas, in 1977, at the request of the Chinese government, the company assisted in establishing what would later become Baoshan Iron and Steel. It continued joint venture operations in China until the relationship ended in 2024. In December 2023, the company made a takeover bid for U.S. Steel, but received an acquisition prohibition order from the U.S. government.