How did the Kotesashi power outage affect operations?

A pre-dawn failure near Kotesashi Station on January 3 led to delays and some cancellations on the Seibu Ikebukuro and Seibu Yurakucho lines. Morning services were disrupted and schedules adjusted. Investors are now watching for confirmation of full restoration, any refund costs, and follow-up safety measures from the operator.

Is Seibu Holdings stock technically oversold right now?

Readings are close. RSI sits at 31.58 and Stochastic %K at 12.19, both near oversold zones. MACD remains negative, and ADX shows no strong trend. A firm bounce needs higher volume and a close back above the 200-day average around ¥4,529 to confirm improving momentum.

What price levels matter for traders today?

Key supports are around ¥4,284 and ¥4,148. Resistance levels sit near the 200-day average at ¥4,529, the middle Bollinger band at ¥4,598, and the 50-day near ¥4,936. A hold above ¥4,284 with rising volume could favor a test of ¥4,529 to ¥4,598 in the near term.

When is the next earnings report and what should I watch?

The company is scheduled to report on February 12, 2026. Focus on ridership and hotel trends, any quantified costs tied to the outage, guidance for maintenance spending, and capital allocation. Updates on dividends and leverage will also shape sentiment into the spring travel period.

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9024.T Stock Today: January 04 – Outage Disrupts Seibu Ikebukuro Line

ByHuzaifa Zahoor January 4, 2026January 4, 2026

Seibu Holdings stock is on watch in Japan today after a pre-dawn Kotesashi power outage on January 3 disrupted the Seibu Ikebukuro and Seibu Yurakucho lines. Investors are assessing service normalization, potential compensation costs, and any reputational impact. The latest print for 9024.T is ¥4,304, down 0.19% on the day, trading between ¥4,284 and ¥4,359. We break down what the Seibu Ikebukuro Line outage and Seibu Railway delays could mean for near-term sentiment, key technical levels to watch, and fundamental anchors as the market opens on January 4.