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Monthly3199Watahan & Co.,Ltd.Retail

Monthly Trends for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027 (September)

September sales in the retail business were 99.1% of the year-earlier level, slightly below the previous year. Customer traffic fell to 94.8%, while average spend per customer rose to 104.6%.

Worth reading
44Recurring
0–100. This measures how worthwhile something is to read, not how good or bad the company is.
Direction
Deterioration
Direction inferred from the company’s description.
Scale
99.1
Year-on-year (%)
Wording
Conditional
How definitive the wording is.

Sales for this month

September 2026Fiscal year ending March 2027
Net Sales
-0.9%
Total-store sales
-0.9%
Same-Store Sales / Ratio (%)
-0.2%
Number of Customers / All Stores
-5.2%
Number of Customers / Existing stores
-4.0%
Average Spend per Customer / All Stores
+4.6%
Average Spend per Customer / Existing stores
+4.0%
Cumulative from Start of Period
-3.3%
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.
Monthly Commentary

Fresh meat and pet supplies, among other categories, performed well on the back of active promotional campaigns, while gourmet products also grew as new product development paid off. However, beverages and gardening supplies underperformed due to unfavorable weather, causing sales and customer traffic to fall below the previous year.

Factors Affecting the Change

Active promotional campaigns, New Product Development, Unseasonable weather

Monthly trend for the same period last year

Sales April 100.4 / May 101.9 / June 99.1 / July 99.6 / August 98.1 / September 96.4 / October 95.8 / November 98.2 / December 93.3 / January 96.4 / February 91.4 / March 93.2 / Cumulative total 97 / All-store customer traffic April 96.5 / May 97 / June 95.7 / July 98 / August 94.8 / September 94.1 / October 95 / November 96.3 / December 93.2 / January 96.1 / February 93.5 / March 95.2 / Cumulative total 95.5 / All-store spend per customer April 104 / May 105 / June 103.6 / July 101.6 / August 103.4 / September 102.5 / October 100.9 / November 102 / December 100.1 / January 100.4 / February 97.7 / March 97.9 / Cumulative total 101.6 / Same-Store Sales April 100.4 / May 101.9 / June 99.1 / July 99.6 / August 98.1 / September 96.4 / October 95.7 / November 98.2 / December 93.3 / January 96.7 / February 92.1 / March 94 / Cumulative total 97.1 / Same-store customer traffic April 96.5 / May 97 / June 95.7 / July 98 / August 94.8 / September 94 / October 94.7 / November 96 / December 93 / January 96.5 / February 94.9 / March 96.6 / Cumulative total 95.6 / Same-store spend per customer April 104 / May 105 / June 103.6 / July 101.6 / August 103.4 / September 102.5 / October 101.1 / November 102.2 / December 100.3 / January 100.1 / February 97.1 / March 97.3 / Cumulative total 101.5

Scope of aggregation: Retail business (retail stores and e-commerce sales)

Sales for this month
ItemDetails
Month CoveredSeptember 2026
Fiscal Year CoveredFiscal year ending March 2027
Scope of aggregationRetail business (retail stores and e-commerce sales)
Year-on-year change in monthly net sales99.1
Total-store sales, year on year99.1
Same-Store Sales, Year on YearRatio (%) 99.8 / Definition Stores that have been operating for at least 13 months
Year-on-Year Change in Customer CountAll Stores 94.8 / Existing stores 96
Year-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerAll Stores 104.6 / Existing stores 104
Cumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of Period96.7
Monthly CommentaryFresh meat and pet supplies, among other categories, performed well on the back of active promotional campaigns, while gourmet products also grew as new product development paid off. However, beverages and gardening supplies underperformed due to unfavorable weather, causing sales and customer traffic to fall below the previous year.
Factors Affecting the ChangeActive promotional campaigns, New Product Development, Unseasonable weather
Monthly trend for the same period last yearSales April 100.4 / May 101.9 / June 99.1 / July 99.6 / August 98.1 / September 96.4 / October 95.8 / November 98.2 / December 93.3 / January 96.4 / February 91.4 / March 93.2 / Cumulative total 97 / All-store customer traffic April 96.5 / May 97 / June 95.7 / July 98 / August 94.8 / September 94.1 / October 95 / November 96.3 / December 93.2 / January 96.1 / February 93.5 / March 95.2 / Cumulative total 95.5 / All-store spend per customer April 104 / May 105 / June 103.6 / July 101.6 / August 103.4 / September 102.5 / October 100.9 / November 102 / December 100.1 / January 100.4 / February 97.7 / March 97.9 / Cumulative total 101.6 / Same-Store Sales April 100.4 / May 101.9 / June 99.1 / July 99.6 / August 98.1 / September 96.4 / October 95.7 / November 98.2 / December 93.3 / January 96.7 / February 92.1 / March 94 / Cumulative total 97.1 / Same-store customer traffic April 96.5 / May 97 / June 95.7 / July 98 / August 94.8 / September 94 / October 94.7 / November 96 / December 93 / January 96.5 / February 94.9 / March 96.6 / Cumulative total 95.6 / Same-store spend per customer April 104 / May 105 / June 103.6 / July 101.6 / August 103.4 / September 102.5 / October 101.1 / November 102.2 / December 100.3 / January 100.1 / February 97.1 / March 97.3 / Cumulative total 101.5
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Net sales for the monthCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodYear-on-year change by categorySales by categoryKey KPIsNumber of Stores at Period-EndNumber of stores opened during the monthNumber of stores closed during the monthMeasures from the following month onwardNext Scheduled Disclosure

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The reasons the company gives

The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.

Fresh meat and pet supplies performed well on the back of active promotions, while gourmet products also grew as a result of new product development. However, beverages and gardening supplies underperformed due to unfavorable weather, causing sales and customer traffic to fall below the previous year.

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