Shares of Japanese gaming companies are recovering after a slump the previous day
On August 5, the Tokyo Stock Exchange experienced a crash during which shares of Nintendo, Sega, Capcom, and many other Japanese gaming companies significantly dropped in value. A day later, they recovered most of the decline.
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The situation was highlighted by analyst Serkan Toto from Kantan Games.
Below is the daily growth of the companies' shares for August 6. In parentheses is how their value changed compared to Friday, August 2, before the market crash.
- Cave Interactive — up 18.5% (-13.35%).
- Capcom — up 18.4% (-2%).
- Sega — up 15.8% (+0.02%).
- Nintendo — up 13.6% (-5.15%).
- Nexon — up 12.3% (-2.8%).
- Konami — up 10.1% (-2.7%).
- Marvelous — up 9.2% (-8.37%).
- Sony — up 9.13% (+0.8%).
- Cyberagent — up 8.7% (-3.6%).
- Koei Tecmo — up 7.28% (-1.5%).
- Square Enix — up 5.5% (-1%).
