-- 周四，近期公布财报的日本股市普遍下跌，跟随大盘走低趋势。尽管全年业绩稳健，但一些公司仍发布谨慎的业绩展望，导致跌幅居前。 富士通（TYO:6702）公布全年业绩后股价暴跌14%。尽管营收小幅下降1.3%至3.503万亿日元，但归属于母公司股东的利润仍增长超过一倍，达到4494.1亿日元。该公司预测，下一财年归属于母公司股东的利润为3100亿日元，同比下降31%，营收为3.51万亿日元。 东方置地（TYO:4661）公布全年业绩后股价下跌10%。归属于母公司股东的利润下滑1.8%至1218.8亿日元，而营收增长3.7%至7045.4亿日元。该公司预计下一财年归属于母公司股东的净利润为1138亿日元，同比下降6.6%，预计营收为7243.1亿日元。 东海铁路公司（TYO:9022）公布全年业绩后股价下跌8%。归属于母公司股东的净利润增长20.6%至5528.7亿日元，营业收入增长9.5%至2.006万亿日元。该公司预计下一财年各项关键指标将出现下滑，预计归属于母公司股东的净利润将下降约19%，同时营业收入和营收也将走弱。
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