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J. Front Retailing Consolidated Revenue Report for May 2026 (IFRS)

Consolidated revenue in May 2026 declined 12.1% year on year. Revenue increased in the shopping center and payments and financial services businesses, but lackluster performance in the department store business and a substantial decline in the developer business weighed on the overall result.

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Sales for this month

May 2026Fiscal year ending March 2027
Net Sales / Revenue (IFRS)
-112.1%
Net Sales / Gross sales
-99.0%
Total-store sales
-87.4%
Same-Store Sales
-87.4%
Number of Customers / Number of tax-free department store customers
-119.5%
Number of Customers / Number of tax-free department store customers, excluding the Umeda store
-106.9%
Number of Customers / Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores visitors
-97.4%
Average Spend per Customer / Average tax-free spend per department store customer
-65.5%
Average Spend per Customer / Average tax-free spend per department store customer, excluding the Umeda store
-75.1%
Cumulative from Start of Period / Revenue (IFRS)
-103.9%
Cumulative from Start of Period / Gross sales
-96.7%
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.
Monthly Commentary

Consolidated revenue declined 12.1% year on year. Revenue increased in the shopping center and payments and financial services businesses, among others, but declined in the department store and developer businesses.

Factors Affecting the Change

Reduction in selling-floor space at the Umeda store, Decrease following the prior-year sales at the Expo venue, Decrease following the prior-year large order for luxury-brand interior construction, Events and PARCO MEMBERS DAYS, The number of holidays increased by 2 days from the prior year, Strong sales of summer merchandise as temperatures rose, Increase in merchant fees

Measures from the following month onward

For June, Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores said that tax-free sales and domestic sales were trending steadily.

Scope of aggregation: Consolidated

Sales for this month
ItemDetails
Month CoveredMay 2026
Fiscal Year CoveredFiscal year ending March 2027
Scope of aggregationConsolidated
Year-on-year change in monthly net salesRevenue (IFRS) -12.1 / Gross sales 1
Total-store sales, year on year12.6
Same-Store Sales, Year on Year12.6
Year-on-Year Change in Customer CountNumber of tax-free department store customers -19.5 / Number of tax-free department store customers, excluding the Umeda store -6.9 / Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores visitors 2.6 / PARCO visitors Not disclosed
Year-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerAverage tax-free spend per department store customer 34.5 / Average tax-free spend per department store customer, excluding the Umeda store 24.9
Cumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of PeriodRevenue (IFRS) -3.9 / Gross sales 3.3
Year-on-year change by categoryName Department Store Business / Revenue (IFRS) -7.4 / Gross sales 1.1, Name Shopping-center business / Revenue (IFRS) 9.8 / Gross sales 12.9, Name Developer Business / Revenue (IFRS) -32 / Gross sales -32, Name Payments and Financial Services / Revenue (IFRS) 13.5 / Gross sales 13.5, Name Other regions / Revenue (IFRS) 3.2 / Gross sales 7.2, Name Consolidated total / Revenue (IFRS) -12.1 / Gross sales 1
Monthly CommentaryConsolidated revenue declined 12.1% year on year. Revenue increased in the shopping center and payments and financial services businesses, among others, but declined in the department store and developer businesses.
Factors Affecting the ChangeReduction in selling-floor space at the Umeda store, Decrease following the prior-year sales at the Expo venue, Decrease following the prior-year large order for luxury-brand interior construction, Events and PARCO MEMBERS DAYS, The number of holidays increased by 2 days from the prior year, Strong sales of summer merchandise as temperatures rose, Increase in merchant fees
Measures from the following month onwardFor June, Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores said that tax-free sales and domestic sales were trending steadily.
Items this document does not state (9)
Net sales for the monthCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodSales by categoryKey KPIsNumber of Stores at Period-EndNumber of stores opened during the monthNumber of stores closed during the monthMonthly trend for the same period last yearNext Scheduled Disclosure

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The reasons the company gives

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In the department store business, revenue declined due to the reduction in selling-floor space at the Umeda store and a decrease following the prior-year sales at the Expo venue. In the developer business, revenue declined following the prior-year large order for luxury-brand interior construction. Meanwhile, revenue in the shopping center business was supported by events, PARCO MEMBERS DAYS, an increase in the number of holidays, and strong sales of summer merchandise as temperatures rose. In the payments and financial services business, revenue was supported by higher merchant fees.

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