The Awa Bank stock trades 3.85 percent below its yearly high

The Awa Bank stock stood at JPY 10,230 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on September 24, 2026, down 1.45 percent from the previous session. The price was 3.85 percent below the 52-week high of JPY 10,640, keeping the regional lender close to its yearly peak despite the daily decline.

Stock stays below yearly high

The reference price sits inside a 52-week range of JPY 3,440 to JPY 10,640. That spread shows how sharply the market has repriced the bank over the past year, while the September 24 decline provides a short-term counterpoint to the longer trend.

The market capitalization stood at JPY 397,706,789,370 on September 24, 2026. With 134,500 shares changing hands during the session, the trading activity was close to the reported average volume of 137,732 shares.

Five-for-one split sets next date

On August 25, 2026, Awa Bank announced a 5-for-1 stock split with a September 30 record date and an October 1 effective date, as Kabutan reported. The move lowers the cash required for one trading unit and changes the number of shares investors receive after the effective date.

The same announcement also changed the shareholder benefit structure from three categories to four and revised the dividend forecast to reflect the new share count. The stated dividend amount was unchanged in substance, so the split affects the share structure more than the underlying payout economics.

Q1 profit adds earnings support

Awa Bank reported net income of JPY 5,809,000,000 for Q1 2026, according to Investing.com. The figure gives the September share-price level a current earnings reference and places the stock split in a broader profitability story.

Price remains tied to split timing

Awa Bank stock stood at JPY 10,230 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on September 24, 2026, with a daily change of minus 1.45 percent. The combination of a 3.85 percent distance from the yearly high, the JPY 397,706,789,370 market capitalization and the upcoming October 1 share conversion defines the next clear valuation checkpoint.