Uniqlo UNIQLO Sales In Japan Same Store Grew 8.9% In January

Asia's largest clothing retailer, Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. (9983.T) XXX group flagship brand Uniqlo UNIQLO, Japan's same store sales for the first month of 2015 achieved an increase of 8.9%, including Online sales Overall sales also recorded an increase of 12%.

　　 Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. (9983.T) Fast Marketing Group It points out that the excellent performance in January was due to the strong sales at the beginning of the new year and the continuous selling of the core series. Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. (9983.T) reported 42185 yen on Tuesday, down 2.02% from a full day, increasing the cumulative decline in 2015 to 4.21%.

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