Keyence (6861.T) traded down -2.46 % during a 24 hours period ending at 07:11 PM Central Europe on Monday 26th. One Keyence stock can currently be bought for about JPY 77,270 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Keyence stocks is 242.5 mn. Keyence has a current market capitalization of JPY 19 trillions and approximately JPY 52.3 bn worth of Keyence was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Keyence has traded 1.44 % up. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at JPY 70,985.85. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at JPY 87,920 on 08/06/2026. 52 weeks low was at JPY 51,510 on 12/02/2025.
Here is how related stocks have performed in the past 24 hours:
Kioxia (285A.T) traded up 1.27 % and now trades at JPY 12,550. Current market capitalisation for Kioxia is JPY 21 trillions. SK Hynix has announced that it will detail shareholder‑return plans when it reports its third‑quarter results on October 28. The move follows reports that the chipmaker is considering a special dividend funded by gains from the earlier sale of its stake in Japanese memory‑chip producer Kioxia. The sale, completed earlier in the year, is said to have generated significant investment gains for SK Hynix. The company has indicated that it is reviewing various return options and will disclose them alongside its earnings. This development comes amid broader pressure on semiconductor firms to increase dividends or share‑buybacks after strong profits driven by demand for AI memory. The announcement is expected to influence investor sentiment as the company’s shares have modestly outperformed the wider market in recent trading.
Mitsubishi (8058.T) traded down -1.67 % and now trades at JPY 4,910. Current market capitalisation for Mitsubishi is JPY 17.3 trillions. Mitsubishi has a current price to earnings ratio of 19.82. Japan’s Nikkei index slipped slightly on Monday, with technology‑related stocks pulling the benchmark lower while energy shares rose on higher oil prices. Mitsubishi Corp was among the strongest performers in the market, posting gains that contributed to a modest lift in the index. The broader Topix index, in contrast, advanced, reflecting a more balanced performance across sectors. Analysts noted that the Nikkei’s recent decline may be a short‑term technical correction, although broader market uncertainties could keep recovery modest. The day’s activity highlighted the influence of global commodity movements, particularly oil, on Japanese equity markets, and underscored the volatility affecting technology stocks amid a weak Wall Street session.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (7011.T) traded down -2.01 % and now trades at JPY 3,500. Current market capitalisation for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is JPY 12.2 trillions. Current price/earnings ratio for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is 29.61. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, a key partner in the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), remains focused on developing a next‑generation stealth fighter slated for entry into service around 2035. The programme, launched by Britain, Italy, and Japan, has attracted interest from additional nations and observers, potentially broadening its industrial base. Mitsubishi continues to collaborate on advanced concepts such as autonomous collaborative aircraft and a digital “combat cloud” that would enable data exchange between jets, drones, and ground sensors. While the programme has progressed, the company seeks to secure its position within the evolving partnership structure and maintain its role in the joint design, production, and operational phases. No new financial figures are available, but the emphasis remains on sustaining the programme’s collaborative framework and technological leadership.
Ntt (9432.T) traded down -1.85 % and now trades at JPY 176.4. Ntt has a market capitalisation of JPY 14.2 trillions. Ntt has a current price to earnings ratio of 13.66.
Tokyo Electron (8035.T) traded up 0.08 % and now trades at JPY 9,110. Current market capitalisation for Tokyo Electron is JPY 21.5 trillions. Tokyo Electron has a current price to earnings ratio of 34.62. Asia’s busiest earnings week has placed the performance of Tokyo Electron Ltd. at the centre of investors’ scrutiny. As part of a larger cohort of roughly 1,200 companies in the MSCI Asia Pacific Index, Tokyo Electron is among the leading Japanese semiconductor equipment firms highlighted during this cycle. Market sentiment has shifted following a recent decline in the AI‑driven technology sector, with the regional benchmark falling over six percent this month. This downturn has prompted investors to reassess whether the substantial capital invested in artificial‑intelligence initiatives is delivering commensurate returns. Consequently, attention is increasingly turning toward the ability of chipmakers such as Tokyo Electron to generate solid earnings that justify their valuation levels. The broader context of a chip market rout has also seen a move toward bonds, raising the importance of delivering consistent performance from equities. The outcome of Tokyo Electron’s earnings report will therefore be closely watched as it could signal the broader health of the AI and semiconductor landscape in Asia.
About Keyence
Keyence Corp is a technology company domiciled in Osaka, Japan. The company specializes in the development, manufacturing, and selling sensors and measuring instruments utilized for factory automation (FA) and high-technology hobby products. Keyence’s product range encompasses fiber optic sensors, photoelectric sensors, programmable logic controllers (PLC), laser scan micrometers, bar code readers, and radio-controlled model cars. Their webpage can be accessed under www.keyence.co.jp/ , and they are listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Their Initial Public Offering (IPO) took place on October 29, 1987.