Toyota|$17.53 (¥2,828)+1.25%▲ (in JPY terms)
Sony|$24.44 (¥3,943)+0.38%▲ (in JPY terms)
SoftBank|$31.07 (¥5,012)-2.89%▼ (in JPY terms)
MUFG|$22.54 (¥3,636)-0.60%▼ (in JPY terms)
Keyence|$509.31 (¥82,170)-0.95%▼ (in JPY terms)
Nintendo|$55.20 (¥8,906)-0.97%▼ (in JPY terms)
NTT|$1.06 (¥172)+1.78%▲ (in JPY terms)
Takeda|$35.66 (¥5,754)-0.79%▼ (in JPY terms)
Tokyo Electron|$335.45 (¥54,120)-3.75%▼ (in JPY terms)
Recruit|$110.14 (¥17,770)-0.17%▼ (in JPY terms)
ITOCHU|$13.01 (¥2,099)-0.85%▼ (in JPY terms)
Honda|$10.61 (¥1,712)+0.53%▲ (in JPY terms)
Shin-Etsu|$37.10 (¥5,985)-0.27%▼ (in JPY terms)
Tokio Marine|$47.66 (¥7,689)-0.05%▼ (in JPY terms)
Fast Retailing|$441.99 (¥71,310)+0.07%▲ (in JPY terms)
Toyota|$17.53 (¥2,828)+1.25%▲ (in JPY terms)
Sony|$24.44 (¥3,943)+0.38%▲ (in JPY terms)
SoftBank|$31.07 (¥5,012)-2.89%▼ (in JPY terms)
MUFG|$22.54 (¥3,636)-0.60%▼ (in JPY terms)
Keyence|$509.31 (¥82,170)-0.95%▼ (in JPY terms)
Nintendo|$55.20 (¥8,906)-0.97%▼ (in JPY terms)
NTT|$1.06 (¥172)+1.78%▲ (in JPY terms)
Takeda|$35.66 (¥5,754)-0.79%▼ (in JPY terms)
Tokyo Electron|$335.45 (¥54,120)-3.75%▼ (in JPY terms)
Recruit|$110.14 (¥17,770)-0.17%▼ (in JPY terms)
ITOCHU|$13.01 (¥2,099)-0.85%▼ (in JPY terms)
Honda|$10.61 (¥1,712)+0.53%▲ (in JPY terms)
Shin-Etsu|$37.10 (¥5,985)-0.27%▼ (in JPY terms)
Tokio Marine|$47.66 (¥7,689)-0.05%▼ (in JPY terms)
Fast Retailing|$441.99 (¥71,310)+0.07%▲ (in JPY terms)

2026-07-09 GS Yuasa Corporation “NEDO's "Innovative Battery Technology Development and Advanced Analysis" project has selected "Technology Development of Next-Generation Sodium-Ion Batteries," and development has begun in collaboration with Tokyo University of Science and other industry-academia-government partners, accelerating the development of next-generation sodium-ion batteries (high safety, low cost type/for stationary use).”

2026-07-09 GS Yuasa Corporation “NEDO's "Innovative Battery Technology Development and Advanced Analysis" project has selected "Technology Development of Next-Generation Sodium-Ion Batteries," and development has begun in collaboration with Tokyo University of Science and other industry-academia-government partners, accelerating the development of next-generation sodium-ion batteries (high safety, low cost type/for stationary use).”

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