UNIQLO Profits In The First Quarter Of Fiscal 2015

UNIQLO parent company Japan Express Group recently reported that UNIQLO sales in the first quarter of fiscal year 2015 (-11 month September 2014) amounted to 232 billion 600 million yen (about 12 billion 184 million yuan), operating profit of about 2 billion 677 million yuan, an increase of 21.3% over the same period last year. Overseas companies accounted for nearly half of the total operating profit.

The financial report pointed out that Uniqlo The autumn and winter series were launched ahead of schedule, and later HERTTECH Ultra Light Down (ultra light down) and Extra Fine Merino and other core winter commodity series showed strong performance and increased gross margin.

By the end of November 2014, the total number of overseas UNIQLO stores increased to 695, an increase of 183 over the same period in 2013. The Asian region, especially the Greater China region, and The Republic of Korea Growth is strong, and the US market is not as good as expected.

In mainland China, UNIQLO opened more than 80 stores in 2013 and 2014 fiscal two every year, covering more than 70 cities. Of the more than 300 shops in mainland China, more than 100 are concentrated in four cities in the north and Guangzhou.

Last March, UNIQLO opened the largest flagship store in Guangzhou in Victoria Plaza, Southern China. Pan Ning, CEO of Greater China in UNIQLO, said that UNIQLO will set up 80-100 stores in China every year. Southern China, central China and West China are the key areas for future development of UNIQLO.

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In recent years, the Jiaojiang area has pushed ahead with the policy of "changing the electricity supplier to the market", and will take the development of e-commerce as a major strategic move in the transformation and upgrading of the whole region and the most urgent task in the current economic work. Jiaojiang district has also become the first Taizhou city to introduce e-commerce support policy, the first one to establish functional organizations, the first to do park planning, and the first pilot electronic commerce into the village area. Good wind relies on strength to set sail at that time. E-commerce in Jiaojiang has ushered in the spring of development.

At A5 Dong Li, the Star Electronics Business Park in Hong Jia street, Jiaojiang, workers are taking the time to decorate the office of green wave vision. Wang Yudong, executive deputy general manager of green wave vision Taizhou branch, said that their company is a large domestic business vision company that makes photo and video promotion for e-commerce products. It has branches in Beijing, Nanjing, Jiaxing, Hangzhou and other places, with more than 200 employees.

Green wave vision Taizhou branch executive deputy general manager Wang Yudong: "Taizhou's traditional manufacturing industry is very developed, is also very perfect, in the whole market grope, we also found that Huangyan, Jiaojiang, Luqiao area 000121 of the daily necessities, many people touch e-commerce, it is difficult to find professional service agencies, so we also saw this market. So settled down to Taizhou.

Wang Yudong said that although the company has not yet formally opened, but during the month of trial operation, the company's turnover is good, and they have confidence in the development prospects in the park.

According to statistics, there are 7 vertical e-commerce platforms in the region, 5 e-commerce service enterprises, and 202 products sold through Tmall platform, and nearly 90% of the above enterprises have already applied electronic commerce. Over 70% of the above quota businesses are connected with e-commerce. 80% agricultural products enterprises use the network platform to promote sales of agricultural products, and 8 3 streets in the whole region. More than 00 villages and communities have established e-commerce service outlets.

Jiaojiang District Commerce bureau Party committee member Wang Haixing: "in 2014, I think it is the basic year of the electricity supplier, in 2015, we set him as an e-commerce promotion year, our goal is to create a provincial e-commerce demonstration zone."