Monthly Results Flash Report for March in the Fiscal Year Ending December 2026 | UNIFORM NEXT CO.,LTD. (3566) timely disclosure

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Improvement

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Scale

125.6

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Sales for this month

March 2026Fiscal year ending December 2026

963¥ million

Net Sales

+25.6%

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

The gradual rise in temperatures eased demand for winter merchandise and accelerated the shift to spring/summer merchandise. Sales of lightweight apparel, such as polo shirts, and fan-equipped workwear remained firm, bringing sales to 125.6% of the prior-year month.

Factors Affecting the Change

Gradual rise in temperatures, Easing demand for winter merchandise, Shift to spring/summer merchandise, Firm sales of lightweight apparel, such as polo shirts, Expansion in demand for fan-equipped workwear

Monthly trend for the same period last year

Month January / Net Sales ¥480 million, Month February / Net Sales ¥468 million, Month March / Net Sales ¥766 million, Month April / Net Sales ¥878 million, Month May / Net Sales ¥993 million, Month June / Net Sales ¥1,096 million, Month July / Net Sales ¥1,224 million, Month August / Net Sales ¥804 million, Month September / Net Sales ¥686 million, Month October / Net Sales ¥901 million, Month November / Net Sales ¥867 million, Month December / Net Sales ¥692 million

Sales for this month
Item	Details
Month Covered	March 2026
Fiscal Year Covered	Fiscal year ending December 2026
Net sales for the month	¥963 million
Year-on-year change in monthly net sales	125.6
Monthly Commentary	The gradual rise in temperatures eased demand for winter merchandise and accelerated the shift to spring/summer merchandise. Sales of lightweight apparel, such as polo shirts, and fan-equipped workwear remained firm, bringing sales to 125.6% of the prior-year month.
Factors Affecting the Change	Gradual rise in temperatures, Easing demand for winter merchandise, Shift to spring/summer merchandise, Firm sales of lightweight apparel, such as polo shirts, Expansion in demand for fan-equipped workwear
Monthly trend for the same period last year	Month January / Net Sales ¥480 million, Month February / Net Sales ¥468 million, Month March / Net Sales ¥766 million, Month April / Net Sales ¥878 million, Month May / Net Sales ¥993 million, Month June / Net Sales ¥1,096 million, Month July / Net Sales ¥1,224 million, Month August / Net Sales ¥804 million, Month September / Net Sales ¥686 million, Month October / Net Sales ¥901 million, Month November / Net Sales ¥867 million, Month December / Net Sales ¥692 million

Items this document does not state (15)

Scope of aggregationTotal-store sales, year on yearSame-Store Sales, Year on YearYear-on-Year Change in Customer CountYear-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodCumulative Year-on-Year Change 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

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The gradual rise in temperatures throughout the month eased demand for winter merchandise and accelerated the shift to spring/summer merchandise. Sales of lightweight apparel, such as polo shirts, remained firm, while demand for fan-equipped workwear continued to expand from the previous month.

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