<219A> Heart Seed 1515 +51

Rebound. The upward revision of the 24th fiscal year-end performance forecast was announced, with sales expected to increase from 15.3 billion yen to 0.874 billion yen (470.2% increase), and operating losses expected to decrease from a deficit of 19.65 billion yen to a deficit of 1.059 billion yen. The factors include achieving development milestones anticipated for the 25th fiscal year by moving them forward to the 24th fiscal year, as well as lower-than-expected trial costs and myocardial cell production costs in research and development expenses under an exclusive technology partnership and licensing agreement targeting the entire world with global major pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk A/S.

<7685> BuySell 4910 -410

Sharp decline. After the close of trading on the 16th, the September KPI for the 24th fiscal year was announced, leading to selling pressure driven by dissatisfaction with it. September saw the highest temperatures on record affecting customer demand significantly, prompting measures to strengthen inquiry acquisition post-October, a strategically busy period focusing on advertising efficiency. As a result, the number of business visits remained flat, with a revisit rate of about 9.4%. Although business progress in September was slightly below expectations, the solid performance results in July-August and the implementation of recovery measures post-October are expected to have no impact on achieving the consolidated performance plan for the latter part of the year.

<3936> GlobalW 158 -7

Significant decline. The Tokyo Stock Exchange announced on the 17th that it will increase the margin trading initial deposit requirement for new short and long trades of the company's stock to over 50% (including over 20% in cash), leading to selling pressure. Additionally, Japan Securities Finance also announced the implementation of increased collateral collection measures, setting the collateral ratio for securities lending transactions, self-transactions, and non-cleared participant transactions at 50% (with 20% in cash collateral) from the same day onwards.

<5242> Eyes 1615 -54

Continued decline. Media Hopper, the No.1 domestic advertising media and marketing material portal site operator, announced that the number of materials listed on the platform 'Media Radar' has exceeded 9,000. Media Radar is a platform for the advertising industry that connects marketing personnel, advertising agencies, and media companies, increasing the number of service materials related to advertising, marketing, and know-how solutions. While the demand for listing materials on Media Radar as a means for lead acquisition has increased, the market response has been limited.

<149A> Sinka 843 +6

Sharp rise. Following the close of trading on the 16th, it was announced that the company will begin system integration between the communication platform 'Kaikura' and the '.c Series' developed and provided by Broadleaf, which is seen as positive news. Broadleaf provides a cloud service called '.c Series' that supports DX promotion for mobility industry operators. Through this partnership, they aim to streamline telephone operations such as appointment and inquiry for vehicle inspection and maintenance from car owners, contributing to efficiency and improving customer satisfaction.

<3935> Edia 403 +18

Rapid surge. After the close of trading on the 16th, it was announced that the listing market category on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market would be changed. With the approval of the TSE, as of October 23, 24, the company's stock will be changed from the TSE Growth Market to the TSE Standard Market. This has been well received, with buying prevailing.