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Preliminary Monthly Results for the KeePer LABO Operations Business and KeePer Products-Related Business (June)

Company-wide sales rose 25.6% year on year in June. The LABO business increased its store count through new openings, and the products-related business also posted a substantial increase in sales, while overseas sales declined due to a shift in delivery timing.

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Sales for this month

June 2026Fiscal year ending March 2027
2,341,950,783¥
Net Sales
-74.4%
Same-Store Sales / Ratio (%)
-93.9%
Number of Customers / All Stores
-21.7%
Number of Customers / Existing stores
-24.2%
Average Spend per Customer / All Stores
+40.2%
Average Spend per Customer / Existing stores
+40.0%
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.
Year-on-year change by component
Other coatings
+229.0%
Overseas expansion
-185.0%
Keeper LABO operations business
-87.0%
Aftermarket
-68.0%
KeePer product and related businesses
-57.2%
New-car market
-46.1%
The bars use a logarithmic scale. This allows the relative sizes of the other items to be read even when one item is much larger than the others.
Key KPI year-on-year change
Customer Vehicles (All Stores)
-121.7%
Revenue per labor hour
-96.8%
Average Ticket (All Stores)
-59.8%
Number of Stores at Period-EndCompany-operated 149 / FC 35 / Total 184
Number of stores opened during the monthNumber of Cases 6 / Breakdown Yao Minami Store (Yao, Osaka), Higashi-Osaka Store (Higashi-Osaka, Osaka), Shin-Kamagaya Store (Kamagaya, Chiba), Kyoto Kamigatsura Store (Kyoto, Kyoto), Takamatsu Yashima Store (Takamatsu, Kagawa), Hatsukaichi Store (Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima)
Monthly Commentary

Performance was strong in the first half of the month due to services booked at pre-increase prices, but the number of customer vehicles declined because of typhoon-related rainfall and fewer operating days. The average ticket increased, and same-store sales rose 6.1% year on year.

Factors Affecting the Change

Services performed at prices before the increase, booked during May, Three typhoons and more than twice as much rainfall as in the previous year, 30 June fell on a Tuesday, when many stores are closed, resulting in 1 fewer operating day, Word-of-mouth referrals and recommendations for DIA II KeePer, as well as proposals by technicians, Recovery in the supply of new vehicles for the domestic market, Abolition of the environmental performance-based vehicle tax following revisions to the automobile tax system, Acquisition of New Customers, Shift in the delivery timing of products for overseas markets

Measures from the following month onward

Strengthening in-store promotion, including the creation of new posters for DIA II KeePer, Operating the capacity-management system to accommodate an increase in customer vehicles during the summer, Delivery of products for a large overseas project in July

Next Scheduled Disclosure

The report is disclosed as a monthly flash report; a specific date for the next disclosure is Not disclosed

Monthly trend for the same period last year

Year and month July 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 6.7, Year and month August 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 7.3, Year and month September 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 3.9, Year and month October 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month -0.9, Year and month November 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 9.5, Year and month December 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 8.5, Year and month January 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 7.3, Year and month February 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 5.2, Year and month March 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month -4.9, Year and month April 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 6.6, Year and month May 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 51.6, Year and month June 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 25.6

Scope of aggregation: Company-wide total, directly operated KeePer LABO stores, franchise stores and other operations, and the KeePer products-related business

Sales for this month
ItemDetails
Month CoveredJune 2026
Fiscal Year CoveredFiscal year ending March 2027
Scope of aggregationCompany-wide total, directly operated KeePer LABO stores, franchise stores and other operations, and the KeePer products-related business
Net sales for the month¥2,341,950,783
Year-on-year change in monthly net sales25.6
Same-Store Sales, Year on YearRatio (%) 6.1 / Definition Stores that have been open for at least 13 months (stores with results for the previous year)
Year-on-Year Change in Customer CountAll Stores 78.3 / Existing stores 75.8
Year-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerAll Stores 140.2 / Existing stores 140
Year-on-year change by categoryName Keeper LABO operations business / Year on year 13, Name KeePer product and related businesses / Year on year 42.8, Name Aftermarket / Year on year 32, Name New-car market / Year on year 53.9, Name Overseas expansion / Year on year -85, Name Other coatings / Year on year 329
Sales by categoryKeeper LABO operations business ¥1,187,472,063, KeePer product and related businesses ¥1,154,478,720, Aftermarket ¥652,493,666, New-car market ¥419,902,590, Overseas expansion ¥3,387,820, Other coatings ¥78,694,644
Key KPIsIndicator name Revenue per labor hour / Value 7,024 JPY/hour / Year on year 3.2 JPY/hour, Indicator name Customer Vehicles (All Stores) / Value 48,441 Units / Year on year -21.7 Units, Indicator name Average Ticket (All Stores) / Value 23,392 JPY/vehicle / Year on year 40.2 JPY/vehicle
Number of Stores at Period-EndCompany-operated 149 / FC 35 / Total 184
Number of stores opened during the monthNumber of Cases 6 / Breakdown Yao Minami Store (Yao, Osaka), Higashi-Osaka Store (Higashi-Osaka, Osaka), Shin-Kamagaya Store (Kamagaya, Chiba), Kyoto Kamigatsura Store (Kyoto, Kyoto), Takamatsu Yashima Store (Takamatsu, Kagawa), Hatsukaichi Store (Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima)
Monthly CommentaryPerformance was strong in the first half of the month due to services booked at pre-increase prices, but the number of customer vehicles declined because of typhoon-related rainfall and fewer operating days. The average ticket increased, and same-store sales rose 6.1% year on year.
Factors Affecting the ChangeServices performed at prices before the increase, booked during May, Three typhoons and more than twice as much rainfall as in the previous year, 30 June fell on a Tuesday, when many stores are closed, resulting in 1 fewer operating day, Word-of-mouth referrals and recommendations for DIA II KeePer, as well as proposals by technicians, Recovery in the supply of new vehicles for the domestic market, Abolition of the environmental performance-based vehicle tax following revisions to the automobile tax system, Acquisition of New Customers, Shift in the delivery timing of products for overseas markets
Measures from the following month onwardStrengthening in-store promotion, including the creation of new posters for DIA II KeePer, Operating the capacity-management system to accommodate an increase in customer vehicles during the summer, Delivery of products for a large overseas project in July
Monthly trend for the same period last yearYear and month July 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 6.7, Year and month August 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 7.3, Year and month September 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 3.9, Year and month October 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month -0.9, Year and month November 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 9.5, Year and month December 2025 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 8.5, Year and month January 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 7.3, Year and month February 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 5.2, Year and month March 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month -4.9, Year and month April 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 6.6, Year and month May 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 51.6, Year and month June 2026 / Company-wide year-on-year sales for the same month 25.6
Next Scheduled DisclosureThe report is disclosed as a monthly flash report; a specific date for the next disclosure is Not disclosed
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Total-store sales, year on yearCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodCumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of PeriodNumber of stores closed during the month

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The reasons the company gives

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

In the LABO business, sales were boosted by services performed under bookings made before the price increase and by word-of-mouth and proposal-driven sales of DIA II KeePer, while typhoon-related rainfall and fewer operating days reduced the number of customer vehicles. In the products-related business, sales were driven by the recovery in domestic new-vehicle supply, the abolition of the environmental performance-based vehicle tax, the established market presence of DIA II KeePer, and the acquisition of new customers. The decline in overseas sales was described as a temporary factor caused by a shift in product delivery timing.

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