Today's actively traded stocks and hot stocks - July 12 (Friday)

Fast Retailing revised its forecast on 24/8 to operating profit of 475 billion yen from 450 billion yen.
$Fast Retailing (9983.JP)$announced a revision of the forecast for the financial year ending August 2024. Sales revenue was revised upwards from 3 trillion 30 billion yen to 3 trillion 70 billion yen, and operating profit was revised upwards from 450 billion yen to 475 billion yen. Due to the impact of a mild winter on domestic Uniqlo business, sales of autumn and winter products were sluggish. However, the trend of higher temperatures than usual continued, leading to robust summer sales. In addition, the dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending in August 2024 was also revised upwards.
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Fastly, this fiscal year's final profit was raised by 14%, topping the highest profit estimate, and the dividend was also increased by 50 yen.

● Highlights of the morning session： $LINTEC (7966.JP)$EUV pellicle sample delivery started, contributing to semiconductor miniaturization.

Seven & i Holdings landed a 25% decrease in operating profit in the 3-5 month period (1Q).
$Seven & i Holdings (3382.JP)$For the first quarter (3-5 months) of the fiscal year ending February 2025, the consolidated operating profit decreased by 25.4% compared to the same period last year, to 55 billion yen. The progress rate towards the 201 billion yen plan for the first half (3-8 months) remained at 27.4%, falling below the 5-year average of 39.9%.

Semiconductor leading stocks like Toshiba Electronic are being sold off, with the SOX index plunging and profit-taking due to the stronger yen becoming apparent.
$Tokyo Electron (8035.JP)$、 $Advantest (6857.JP)$Major semiconductor manufacturing equipment companies are forced into seeking lower levels with aggressive selling at the start. In the previous day's US stock market, selling off of high-tech stocks intensified, particularly noticeable in the semiconductor-related sector's decline.

$Nitori Holdings (9843.JP)$ Marking a significant increase for the third consecutive day, reaching a high level where 1 dollar equals the 157 yen range, the yen appreciation continues. Buying into the benefits of yen strength.

$Tama Home (1419.JP)$ Operating profit for this fiscal period is up by 7%, marking the highest profit in 2 terms. The previous dividend has been increased by 5 yen, with an additional 5 yen dividend planned for this period.

$AEON Mall (8905.JP)$ Operating profit for the 3-5 month period (1Q) increased by 8%.

$Sansan (4443.JP)$ Buy orders placed, with the previous term's operating profit increasing tenfold to achieve the highest profit in two terms, with a limit of 0.2 million shares and 0.3 billion yen for share buybacks.

$Medrx (4586.JP)$ This term's final result is expected to expand losses, with a 65% loss against net assets.

$Bewith (9216.JP)$ Operating profit forecast for the May 25 period is expected to increase by 26%, leading to a 24 yen increase in dividends.