Yamazaki Baking stock fell 1.54 percent on October 2

Published on 10/04/2026 at 21:10 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Yamazaki Baking stock carried a JPY 694.3 billion market capitalization on October 2, 2026. Second-quarter revenue reached JPY 342.964 billion, up from JPY 333.672 billion in Q1.

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Yamazaki Baking stock (ISIN JP3935600001) was last at JPY 3,526 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on October 2, 2026, down 1.54 percent from the prior session. The move came as the latest quarterly figures showed JPY 342.964 billion in revenue and JPY 12.266 billion in net income for Q2 2026.

Second-quarter revenue expands

According to Investing.com, Yamazaki Baking reported Q2 2026 revenue of JPY 342.964 billion on July 31, 2026, compared with JPY 333.672 billion in Q1 2026. That represents a 2.78 percent quarter-over-quarter increase.

The same Q2 release data show net income of JPY 12.266 billion, compared with JPY 11.931 billion in Q1. Diluted earnings per share reached JPY 62.28 in Q2, versus JPY 60.49 in the preceding quarter, an increase of 2.96 percent.

Analysts see further upside

Investing.com reports a consensus Buy rating from 8 analysts. Three analysts recommend Buy, 5 recommend Hold and 0 recommend Sell, while the average 12-month price target is JPY 3,962.5.

The published target range runs from JPY 3,550 to JPY 4,350. Against the October 2 price of JPY 3,526, the average target is 12.38 percent higher, making the analyst view a measurable counterpoint to the latest daily decline.

Stock remains below yearly high

Yamazaki Baking's October 2 market capitalization was JPY 694.3 billion, with volume of 513,100 shares. The 52-week range was JPY 2,835.50 to JPY 3,963, placing the last price 11.03 percent below the yearly high.

The figures frame Yamazaki Baking as a large Japanese food manufacturer whose quarterly revenue and earnings increased sequentially while the stock remained well below its 52-week peak. For investors, the next test is whether the improved Q2 operating picture can outweigh the recent price weakness.