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[Festaria HD] Preliminary Monthly Sales for Domestic Operations (April Preliminary Figures)

In April 2026, domestic business sales increased substantially, with total-store sales at 121.9% and same-store sales at 118.6% of the prior-year month. The number of directly operated stores in Japan increased to 78 from 75 in the prior-year month.

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Direction
Improvement
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Scale
121.9
Year-on-year (%)
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Sales for this month

April 2026Fiscal year ending August 2026
Net Sales
+21.9%
Total-store sales
+21.9%
Same-Store Sales / Ratio (%)
+18.6%
Number of Customers / All Stores
+9.4%
Number of Customers / Existing stores
+7.3%
Average Spend per Customer / All Stores
+11.4%
Average Spend per Customer / Existing stores
+10.6%
Cumulative from Start of Period
+19.3%
The center line represents the same level as the same month of the previous year (100). The distance from the line represents the year-on-year change.
Number of Stores at Period-EndDomestic company-operated stores 78 Location
Number of stores opened during the monthNumber of Cases 3 / Store name Cereo Hachioji Store (reopened after renovation on 22 April), AEON MALL KAGOSHIMA BAY Store (24 April), SAN-A Nishihara City Store (24 April)
Number of stores closed during the monthNumber of Cases 0
Monthly Commentary

Same-store sales in April increased substantially, as the impact of the price revisions on sales was limited and newly launched fashion jewelry under the 20th-anniversary campaign and bridal-related products performed well. E-commerce sales were affected by the suspension of the company's online store, but increased sales were secured through campaigns on third-party marketplaces. The high-net-worth business also recorded higher sales.

Factors Affecting the Change

Price revisions reflecting higher raw material prices, Strong performance of newly launched fashion jewelry under the Festaria 20th-anniversary campaign, Strong performance of bridal-related products, Campaigns on third-party e-commerce marketplaces, Participation in events, Collaboration with the wealth management divisions of financial institutions, Strong sales of highly scarce products

Monthly trend for the same period last year

Net Sales September 94.8 / October 111.7 / November 102.9 / December 105.4 / January 115.3 / February 107.4 / March 122.9 / April 121.9 / All-store customer traffic September 89.9 / October 97.7 / November 99.8 / December 95.1 / January 101.6 / February 100.2 / March 105.6 / April 109.4 / All-store spend per customer September 105.5 / October 114.3 / November 103.1 / December 110.8 / January 113.5 / February 107.2 / March 116.4 / April 111.4 / Same-Store Sales September 94.6 / October 110.8 / November 101.9 / December 104.9 / January 112.8 / February 107.6 / March 120 / April 118.6

Scope of aggregation: Domestic business (domestic company-operated stores, e-commerce, and high-net-worth customer business)

Sales for this month
ItemDetails
Month CoveredApril 2026
Fiscal Year CoveredFiscal year ending August 2026
Scope of aggregationDomestic business (domestic company-operated stores, e-commerce, and high-net-worth customer business)
Year-on-year change in monthly net sales121.9
Total-store sales, year on year121.9
Same-Store Sales, Year on YearRatio (%) 118.6 / Definition Domestic company-operated stores that were in operation throughout the period from the beginning to the end of the previous fiscal year
Year-on-Year Change in Customer CountAll Stores 109.4 / Existing stores 107.3
Year-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerAll Stores 111.4 / Existing stores 110.6
Cumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of Period119.3
Key KPIsIndicator name Number of registered customers / Value 43.3 10,000 people / Year on year Up 11.6% from the end of the prior fiscal year
Number of Stores at Period-EndDomestic company-operated stores 78 Location
Number of stores opened during the monthNumber of Cases 3 / Store name Cereo Hachioji Store (reopened after renovation on 22 April), AEON MALL KAGOSHIMA BAY Store (24 April), SAN-A Nishihara City Store (24 April)
Number of stores closed during the monthNumber of Cases 0
Monthly CommentarySame-store sales in April increased substantially, as the impact of the price revisions on sales was limited and newly launched fashion jewelry under the 20th-anniversary campaign and bridal-related products performed well. E-commerce sales were affected by the suspension of the company's online store, but increased sales were secured through campaigns on third-party marketplaces. The high-net-worth business also recorded higher sales.
Factors Affecting the ChangePrice revisions reflecting higher raw material prices, Strong performance of newly launched fashion jewelry under the Festaria 20th-anniversary campaign, Strong performance of bridal-related products, Campaigns on third-party e-commerce marketplaces, Participation in events, Collaboration with the wealth management divisions of financial institutions, Strong sales of highly scarce products
Monthly trend for the same period last yearNet Sales September 94.8 / October 111.7 / November 102.9 / December 105.4 / January 115.3 / February 107.4 / March 122.9 / April 121.9 / All-store customer traffic September 89.9 / October 97.7 / November 99.8 / December 95.1 / January 101.6 / February 100.2 / March 105.6 / April 109.4 / All-store spend per customer September 105.5 / October 114.3 / November 103.1 / December 110.8 / January 113.5 / February 107.2 / March 116.4 / April 111.4 / Same-Store Sales September 94.6 / October 110.8 / November 101.9 / December 104.9 / January 112.8 / February 107.6 / March 120 / April 118.6
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Net sales for the monthCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodYear-on-year change by categorySales by categoryMeasures from the following month onwardNext Scheduled Disclosure

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The reasons the company gives

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Although prices were revised across a broad range of products, newly launched fashion jewelry under the Festaria 20th-anniversary campaign and bridal-related products performed well. In e-commerce, campaigns run by third-party marketplaces proved effective, while sales of highly scarce products in the high-net-worth business remained firm, supported by participation in events and collaboration with the wealth management divisions of financial institutions.

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