In the afternoon edition's stocks in focus, 夢展望 was found to have newly exceeded a 5% holding following the submission of a large-volume shareholding report. GEI received approval to change its market segment, and reports indicated that it was considering a commemorative shareholder benefit.
After the close of trading on the 15th, 夢展望 submitted a large-volume shareholding report to the Kanto Local Finance Bureau, revealing that Long Corridor Asset Management's shareholding had reached 5.44%, newly exceeding the 5% threshold. Buying appears to have been driven by expectations regarding supply and demand, with the stock closing at ¥115, up ¥11 from the previous day. The purpose of the holding was stated to be pure investment, and the reporting obligation arose on 11 September.
After the close of trading on the 15th, ＧｅｅｅＧＥＩ announced that it had received approval to change its market segment from Growth to Standard, effective 25 September. In connection with this, it said it would provide a uniform ¥1,000 QUO Card shareholder benefit to shareholders holding 100 or more shares as of the end of September. The news of the market segment change was well received.
After the close of trading on the 15th, リビングプラットフォーム announced that it had finalized the details of its shareholder benefit. It plans to provide a ¥12,000 digital gift card to shareholders holding 200 or more shares as of 30 September. When the benefit was first announced, the company had said it was considering cash-equivalent items, but the specific details have now been disclosed.
原田工業 rose to around ¥675 at one point in early trading, supported by its leading domestic market share in automotive antennas. As their role as information terminals becomes increasingly important with the spread of autonomous vehicles, the company indicated that it aims to expand its revenue opportunities by capturing new market opportunities.