Stocks that moved today, Hot Stocks - January 8th (Wednesday)

● $Right On (7445.JP)$Gan Ltd announced its performance for the first quarter of the August 2025 fiscal year, with a revenue of 7.755 billion yen, a decrease of 24.7% compared to the same period last year, and an operating loss of 0.472 billion yen (compared to a loss of 0.517 billion yen in the same period last year).
Both in-house EC and external marketplaces struggled in sales, resulting in a decrease in EC-involved revenue, including store pickups, compared to the same period last year.

● Key Points of the Morning Session: $Kyocera (6971.JP)$Next year, the new electronic mirrors will be mass-produced, making the rear car camera clearer.

$Ryohin Keikaku (7453.JP)$Stable. On the 7th, the company announced that the revenue from direct-operated existing stores and online stores in December increased by 15.3% compared to the same month last year. The average customer price increased by 8.7% and the customer price rose by 6.1% during the same period. All departments of clothing and miscellaneous goods, daily necessities, and food experienced double-digit growth on existing store bases.

$SanBio (4592.JP)$Is rebounding. The company's research paper related to basic research was published in the U.S. scientific journal 'Molecular Therapy.'
The paper focuses on human bone marrow-derived manipulated mesenchymal stem cell Bandefitem Cell (SB623) and suggests the potential to treat various neurological disorders caused by network hyperexcitability.

$Honda Motor (7267.JP)$Is engaging in buying and selling near the previous day's closing price. The company announced on the 8th, $Renesas Electronics (6723.JP)$Announced a partnership with Gan Ltd for the development of semiconductors for next-generation electric vehicles (EV).
Revealed at the world's largest technology exhibition 'CES', it aims to achieve energy efficiency by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) functions into high-performance products.

$Renesas Electronics (6723.JP)$Fell. The company is implementing workforce reductions of up to several hundred people domestically and internationally. Regular salary increases, which are usually implemented in the spring of 2025, are also being postponed.
With a wide range of semiconductor demands such as automobiles, industrial machinery, and consumer goods declining, it seems to be preparing for a prolonged recession by keeping labor costs in check.

$Japan Post Holdings (6178.JP)$Drops for the third consecutive day. According to Asahi Shimbun Digital, the Japan Fair Trade Commission reported that it had administratively guided Japan Post, a subsidiary of the company, in June of last year on suspicion of violating the Subcontract Act (buying). Regarding Japan Post, it is reported that the Japan Fair Trade Commission had administratively guided on suspicion of a violation of the Subcontract Act (request for provision of unfair economic benefits) in June 2024. Following reports of additional suspicions, selling pressure dominated the stock price.

$OMRON (6645.JP)$Significantly continues to decline. Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities has downgraded the investment rating from 'Equal Weight' to 'Underweight' and also lowered the target price from 5800 yen to 4900 yen.
In the FA industry, smooth performance improvement due to structural reforms had been well regarded. However, in the future, as demand recovers mainly in the USA, it is suggested that due to its relatively low composition ratio, there may be limited room for performance improvement compared to companies such as Yasukawa Electric.

$Nitori Holdings (9843.JP)$On the 7th, it was announced that the December existing store revenue in Japan increased by 5.0% compared to the same month last year. It decreased by 6.2 points from the previous month. The number of existing store customers in December increased by 4.9%, and the customer unit price increased by 0.1% year on year. Sales were strong in living room, bedroom furniture, home appliances, bedding, and bedding.