In Nine Months, The Income Of UNIQLO Grew By 6.4% Over The Same Period.

In July 14th,

The parent company sells 2015/2016 for the three quarter.

Some encouraging news is that in the nine months from September 2015 to May 2016, the income of UNIQLO grew by 6.4% to 14346 yen billion yen.

Among them, the weak Japan

It also rebounded, and sales increased by 1.1% over the same period last year.

(GU, Theory, etc.) sales increased by more than 10%.

If we look at the performance in the third quarter alone, the performance of each market is also good.

In Japan, the sale of the "simple pricing" mechanism, coupled with the hot sale of knitwear, bottoms and sportswear in spring, has increased by 4.4% in the same period last year.

The three quarter earnings report shows that in the Japanese market, the number of customers arriving at stores has dropped by 6.1% compared with the same period last year. However, the price of the regular basic products has been reduced, and the price of the jogging pants and the fashionable skirt trousers with higher price per unit has been increased.

In the third quarter, the Chinese market was heated by UT series and spring new models, and sales and profits rose.

In addition, sales and profits of UNIQLO in Southeast Asia, Australia and Europe are also improving, and losses in the US market have decreased.

UNIQLO did not point out the reasons for these overseas market performance gains, but since early this year, the company launched a series of radical marketing in Europe, and launched Muslim clothing for Southeast Asian Muslim market, which may be a potential reason for the rise in performance.

The performance of UNIQLO's sister brand GU continued to be strong, with sales and profits exceeding expectations. Sales benefited from the good sale of skirt trousers and long T-shirts, and sales increased to double digits.

There are also some bad news: in addition to UNIQLO and New York brand Theory, which was sold in 2009, its other brands are losing money.

In addition, by the yen's appreciation, the yen value of the long term assets held by the fast selling company declined sharply, resulting in the net profit attributable to shareholders in the first three quarters of the year, down 46.4% to 710 billion yen.

Due to the negative impact of exchange rate factors, fast sales have reduced the net profit of shareholders in the 2016 fiscal year to 45 billion yen.