Nwad'S Operating Profit Plunged In The First Quarter

Jil Sander parent company, Japanese apparel retail giant OnwardHoldings Co.Ltd. (8016.T) Nwad Holdings Limited had a decrease in operating income and operating profit in the first quarter of fiscal 2016, but

Growth was recorded.

The group maintained a net profit of 5 billion yen ($40 million 260 thousand) in the 2016 fiscal year, operating profit of 9 billion yen ($72 million 470 thousand) and operating income of 264 billion yen ($2 billion 130 million) unchanged.

As of May 31st, OnwardHoldingsCo.Ltd.

The total revenue was 68 billion 769 million yen, or about 570 million 800 thousand US dollars, which was 6.5% higher than that of the same period last year.

The annual plunge was 26.2% to 4 billion 399 million yen, or about 36 million 510 thousand dollars.

Net profit of 3 billion 571 million yen, or about $29 million 640 thousand, rose 1.2% from 3 billion 528 million yen a year earlier, mainly due to the strengthening of e-commerce and other higher gross profit margins and the low base number of the same period last year.

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Adidas and Originals jointly launched the SS15 and FW15 joint shoes, which have made outstanding achievements, but did not let White Mountaineering founder and creative director YosukeAizawa slow down the pace of cooperation with the German sports brand. In the elegant and elegant atrium show, the brand-new joint series with the bright star and the main line of the costumes were stunning.

Aizawa, who has always been good at implanting functional science and technology in men's fashion, has integrated his unique cutting philosophy and fashion aesthetics in Adidas's pragmatic and innovative design language, including 26 kinds of jacket, shirt, shorts, cardigan, tight pants and so on, which show a high fashion sense of entertainment. The specially designed Adidas "three line" (ThreeStripes) Logo is unified in the left cuff, and highlights the brand elements from the details of "filter".

In addition, science and technology fabrics will undoubtedly become the focus of all eyes. Low-key but the impact of the main visual blue and gray tone is more icing on the cake.