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Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Incorporated(9501) Summary

9501
TSE Prime
Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Incorporated
611.1
JPY
+30.6
(+5.27%)
Apr 28, 3:30 pm JST
3.83
USD
Apr 28, 2:30 am EDT
Result
PTS
outside of trading hours
607
Apr 28, 11:58 pm JST
Summary Chart Historical News Financial Result
PER
PBR
0.35
Yield
ー%
Margin Trading Ratio
35.83
Stock Price
Apr 28, 2026
Opening Apr 28, 9:00 am
584.5 JPY 3.66 USD
Previous Close Apr 27
580.5 JPY 3.64 USD
High Apr 28, 2:36 pm
613.7 JPY 3.85 USD
Low Apr 28, 9:03 am
581.5 JPY 3.64 USD
Volume
68,403,700
Trading Value
0.04T JPY 0.26B USD
VWAP
599.81 JPY 3.77 USD
Minimum Trading Value
61,110 JPY 383 USD
Market Cap
0.98T JPY 6.18B USD
Number of Trades
48,761
Liquidity & Number of Trades
As of Apr 28, 2026
Liquidity
High
1-Year Average
56,721
1-Year High Nov 20, 2025
204,758
Margin Trading
Date Short Interest Long Margin Positions Ratio
Apr 24, 2026 1,821,100 106,685,300 58.58
Apr 17, 2026 2,144,500 100,727,000 46.97
Apr 10, 2026 3,869,000 91,109,000 23.55
Apr 3, 2026 3,076,700 91,163,300 29.63
Mar 27, 2026 3,238,600 94,011,600 29.03
Company Profile
Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Incorporated (TEPCO) faces significant financial burden from Fukushima nuclear accident compensation and decommissioning. The company was placed under state control, with power generation and transmission operations separated.
Sector
Electric Power & Gas
Following the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident during the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, TEPCO underwent nationalization to handle recovery operations and damage compensation. The company continues to conduct decommissioning work and process compensation claims while maintaining power supply operations. Dividend payments remain suspended. TEPCO was established in 1951 when Japan was divided into nine regions, with one company monopolizing power transmission and distribution in each region. The company has historically monopolized the Greater Tokyo Area, which accounts for a large portion of Japan's population, industry, and power demand. While Japan's electric power policy has undergone gradual deregulation—with power generation liberalized since 1995 and retail electricity sales fully deregulated since 2016—the regional monopoly system for power transmission and distribution remains in place. TEPCO maintains high market share within its service area.