Kagome is removed from FTSE All-World Index: what it means for Kagome stock

Kagome Co., Ltd. (ISIN JP3208200000) was removed from the FTSE All-World Index on September 19, 2026, according to MarketScreener. The event puts index exposure alongside operating performance at the center of the Kagome stock story.

What the index exit means

The FTSE change was dated September 19, 2026, while Kagome's latest reported operating period ended June 30, 2026. That timing matters because passive funds can adjust holdings around index changes, whereas the company's earnings picture depends on sales, costs and product demand.

Kagome operates in food processing, with beverages, seasonings, tomato products and international agriculture among its business activities. Its Tokyo Stock Exchange listing uses ticker 2811, and the company is also classified in the TOPIX Mid400.

Second-quarter figures set the test

Kagome reported JPY 76.22 billion of revenue and JPY 2.63 billion of earnings in the second quarter of fiscal 2026, according to Yahoo Finance. The same period showed a 3.45 percent profit margin, giving investors a concrete benchmark after the index change.

GAAP earnings per share came in at JPY 29.06 versus a JPY 34.25 estimate, a shortfall of 15.15 percent against consensus, based on the Yahoo Finance earnings table. The comparison is more important than the revenue total alone because it points to earnings conversion as the immediate operating test.

Valuation and prior close

Kagome's market capitalization was JPY 238.1 billion as of October 6, 2026. The same primary-exchange quote showed a 52-week range of JPY 2,492.50 to JPY 2,921.50, while the prior close at Lang & Schwarz was EUR 14.85 on October 5, 2026.

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