Fast Retailing Group Released Today'S May UNIQLO Sales Data In Japan

Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. (9983.T) XXX group released today May Japan market Uniqlo Uniqlo Sales data. In May, the Japanese market Uniqlo UNIQLO store sales increased by 4.5%, and continued to improve. However, in the current fiscal year, the Uniqlo market in the Japanese market also recorded a slight decline of 0.2%.

According to Fast Retailing, sales improvement in May depends on rising temperatures and stimulating demand for summer wear.

In May, the Uniqlo market in the Japanese market continued to slump, but it fell by 3.6% compared to the same period last year, but it was better than the 6% decline in the current fiscal year. The passenger price increased by 8.5% in May, up 6.2% so far this year.

If coupled with online business, the Uniqlo market in Japan in May showed an increase of 6% in the income of UNIQLO, a 1% increase in the current fiscal year, and a 2.2% decline in passenger traffic in May and an increase of 8.5% in passenger prices.

By the end of April, the Japanese market Uniqlo UNIQLO has increased 4 stores to 807, closing 23 rooms and opening 27 new outlets.

Uniqlo UNIQLO's local stores in Bangladesh, Dhaka

As a result of the terrorist attacks in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka in July 1st, 20 people were killed, of whom 7 were Japanese. Uniqlo, UNIQLO, therefore halted the trip to the country unless it was particularly important, and called on Uniqlo UNIQLO staff in Dhaka to stay at home. It is reported that Uniqlo has 10 Japanese employees in Dhaka, and Bangladesh is the second largest producer of Uniqlo UNIQLO in addition to China.

Bangladesh is the second largest textile and apparel exporter after China, and 80% of its economy depends on manufacturing industry. clothing The annual value of exports is US $26 billion.

As the largest buyer of Bangladesh's clothing industry, Sweden's fast fashion group H&M Hennes & Mauritz AB (HMb.ST) Hayne Maurice group issued a statement on July 3rd, saying that it had paid close attention to the tension but did not change the group's procurement plan. The group's procurement plan is closely related to the Hennes.

In addition to H&M and Uniqlo UNIQLO, the buyers of Bangladesh clothing industry cover almost all major fashion retailers in Europe and the United States. In April 24, 2013, a eight storey building in the suburb of Dhaka, Bangladesh, collapsed, causing many people to be buried. In the end, 1135 people were killed and more than 2500 people were injured. This single largest clothing supply chain casualty incident in history has led many buyers to emerge, including Spain's Mango, Italy's Benetton Primark, Matalan, Bonmarche, Holland's C&A, Germany's KIK, France's Carrefour Carrefour, Canada's Joe Fresh, and the United States' Wal-Mart WAL-MART, Fresh, Hong Kong, and so on.

After the Dhaka terrorist attack planned by ISIS Islamic state in July 1st, there is no brand name to spanfer the supply chain.

Fast Retailing Co. Ltd. (9983.T) XXX group shares closed at 27705 yen on Monday, rising 1.26% throughout the day.