Why did ASICS stock jump on February 14?

Shares rose after management guided FY2026 net profit to ¥110 billion, up 11.4%, and ordinary profit up 18%, signaling a fifth straight record year. Momentum in SportsStyle and Onitsuka Tiger, plus resilient inbound demand, supported the outlook. The company also announced a dividend increase to ¥38, adding an income boost.

What is the new ASICS dividend and yield?

The annual dividend increases by ¥10 to ¥38 per share. At a share price of ¥4,396, the forward dividend yield is about 0.86%. The trailing payout ratio is around 18.5%, which leaves room to fund growth initiatives while rewarding shareholders with higher cash returns.

Is ASICS stock expensive after the rally?

At ¥4,396 and EPS of ¥104.95, the shares trade at 41.89x TTM earnings and 11.54x book. Profitability is strong, with ROE at 34.6%. The multiple reflects growth and brand strength, but it reduces margin for error. Many investors will watch execution and margins before adding size.

What should investors watch next for ASICS?

Key items are the May 13, 2026 earnings update, gross margin trends, inventory turns, and demand in Europe and North America. We also watch inbound tourism’s impact on store traffic and pricing. Currency moves, especially a stronger yen, are important for reported results and guidance.

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7936.T Stock Today: February 14 — Guides 5th Record Year; Dividend to ¥38

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 14, 2026February 14, 2026

ASICS stock climbed after the company guided for a fifth straight record year and announced a dividend increase to ¥38 per share. ASICS (7936.T) now targets FY2026 net profit of ¥110 billion, up 11.4% year on year, with ordinary profit up 18%. Management cites SportsStyle and Onitsuka Tiger strength and steady inbound demand. Shares set new highs, recently trading near ¥4,396 with an intraday peak of ¥4,576. We explain what this means for growth, income, valuation, and near‑term catalysts for investors in Japan.