For Startups, Inc. 7089

TSE · Japan · Technology Services

¥1,406.00+16.00 (+1.15%)

Market closed· Oct 2, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· JPY · Data may be delayed

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For Startups, Inc. 7089

TSE · Japan · Technology Services

¥1,406.00+16.00 (+1.15%)

Market closed· Oct 2, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· JPY · Data may be delayed

Prices may be delayed and are for informational purposes only - not investment advice.

+20.69% · 6MFull-screen chart

Open ¥1,377.00High ¥1,406.00Low ¥1,377.00Close ¥1,406.00Volume 7.70K

Oct 2, 2026

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Key statistics

Previous close: ¥1,390.00
Day range: ¥1,377.00 – ¥1,406.00
52-week range: ¥857.00 – ¥1,752.00
Volume: 7.70K
Market cap: ¥9.19B
P/E (last fiscal year): 11.3
Next earnings date: 2026-11-10
Avg. volume (1Y): 39.86K

Performance

1 week

-1.33%

1 month

-5.00%

3 months

-9.29%

6 months

+16.78%

Year to date

+53.33%

1 year

+43.03%

Total return, dividends included.

Company profile

Sector: Technology Services
Industry: Internet Software/Services
Country: Japan
Exchange: TSE
Shares outstanding: 6.45M
Employees: 252
ISIN: JP3803070006
Beta: 1.46

Technical view

Mixed

Where the price sits against its 50- and 200-day moving averages.

Valuation & analysis

Makkler Fair Value, financial health score, analyst view, peers and MakklerAI.

News

Yahoo FinanceJan 16, 2026

US FTC to scrutinize Big Tech's talent acquisition deals, Bloomberg News reports

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is scrutinizing big tech firms that hire employees of a startup instead of buying the companies outright, Bloomberg ‌News reported on Friday, citing the agency's Chairman Andrew Ferguson. "We are beginning to examine these acqui-hires ⁠to make sure they ‌are not an attempt to get around" the agency’s merger review process, Ferguson said in ‍an interview with Bloomberg Television. Last month, Nvidia agreed to license chip technology from startup Groq and hire away its CEO Jonathan Ross, a veteran of Alphabet's Google.

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