Expansion of an e-commerce business for pre-owned branded goods
First written in FY2016. 15 of 30 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2017-Q1. Latest entry: FY2026.
The whole theme swung hardest in 2017: 1 of 10 companies on the "Worse" side.
2 other companies' latest entry also says "Other".
- FY2026Online sales declined as the Group prioritized physical storesAnnual report
「Online sales, meaning e-commerce sales, declined year on year as the Company also focused on its stores.」
Although efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales continued, online sales declined year on year during the period as the Company focused on its stores. - FY2025Continued full-year decline in online salesAnnual report
「Online-store product sales reached ¥962 million, down ¥301 million, or 23.9%, year on year, despite ongoing efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency, due to lower inventory levels.」
The Group continued strengthening e-commerce sales, but full-year online-store product sales fell to ¥962 million, down 23.9% year on year, due to lower inventory levels. - FY2025-H1Decline in online salesAnnual report
「Online-store product sales also declined significantly to ¥561 million, down ¥248 million, or 30.7%, year on year, due to lower inventory levels,」
Online-store product sales fell to ¥561 million, down 30.7% year on year, due to lower inventory levels. - FY2024Full-year decline in online sales due to lower inventory levelsAnnual report
「Online-store product sales reached ¥1,335 million, down ¥517 million, or 27.9%, year on year, despite ongoing efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency, due to lower inventory levels.」
The Group continued strengthening e-commerce sales, but full-year online-store product sales fell to ¥1,335 million, down 27.9% year on year, due to lower inventory levels. - FY2024-Q3Decline in online sales due to lower inventory levelsAnnual report
「Online-store product sales reached ¥1,082 million, down ¥431 million, or 28.5%, year on year, despite ongoing efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency, due to lower inventory levels.」
Efforts to strengthen e-commerce, including improving advertising efficiency, continued, but online-store product sales fell to ¥1,082 million, down 28.5% year on year, due to lower inventory levels. - FY2024-Q2Decline in online sales; continued strengthening of e-commerceAnnual report
「Online-store product sales reached ¥808 million, down ¥267 million, or 24.9%, year on year, despite ongoing efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency, due to lower inventory levels.」
The Group continued efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, but online-store product sales fell to ¥808 million, down 24.9% year on year, due to lower inventory levels. - FY2024-Q1Decline in online sales and cross-border e-commerce salesAnnual report
「Sales from cross-border e-commerce, live shopping and related businesses declined to ¥112 million, down ¥191 million year on year. Chrono24, which was launched in July two years ago, continued to perform steadily, generating sales of ¥65 million.」
Online-store product sales fell 9.3% year on year due to lower inventory levels, and sales from cross-border e-commerce, live shopping and related businesses declined to ¥112 million. Chrono24, meanwhile, generated sales of ¥65 million. - FY2023-Q3Decline in online sales; increase in cross-border e-commerceAnnual report
「Online-store product sales also reached ¥1,514 million, down ¥104 million, or 6.4%, year on year, as ongoing efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency, were offset by headwinds from China's COVID-19 measures.」
Domestic online-store product sales fell 6.4% year on year, while efforts to strengthen e-commerce, including improving advertising efficiency, continued. Sales from cross-border e-commerce, live shopping and related businesses were ¥731 million, while Chrono24 sales were ¥462 million, indicating growth in overseas online sales. - FY2023-Q2Slight decline in online sales; continued strengthening of e-commerceAnnual report
「Online-store product sales, meaning in-store sales conducted via the internet and referred to below as "online sales," reached ¥1,075 million, down ¥8 million, or 0.7%, year on year, despite the tailwind from requests to refrain from going out and remote working, in addition to ongoing efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency.」
Online-store product sales were ¥1,075 million, down 0.7% year on year, while efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency, continued. - FY2023-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Online-store product sales, meaning in-store sales conducted via the internet and referred to below as "online sales," reached ¥594 million, up ¥53 million, or 9.8%, year on year, helped by the effects of requests to refrain from going out and remote working, in addition to ongoing efforts to strengthen e-commerce sales, including improving advertising efficiency.」
The Group continued strengthening online sales, and online-store product sales for the first quarter were ¥594 million, up 9.8% year on year. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「Under its policy of expanding the online business, the Group's e-commerce business, which it has been strengthening, generated online-store product sales of ¥2,203 million in the fiscal year, up 28.8% year on year.」
Online-store product sales were ¥2,203 million, up 28.8% year on year. The Group continued developing its e-commerce site, increasing the number of products listed, improving advertising efficiency, centralising customer information management, and strengthening purchases and sales in English and Chinese. - FY2022-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Under its policy of expanding the online business, the Group's e-commerce business, which it has been strengthening, generated online-store product sales of ¥1,618 million during the cumulative consolidated period, up ¥385 million, or 31.2%, year on year. In addition, the Shinjuku Live Hall was soft-opened in late November last year to establish a new online channel, and officially launched on 7 February after the Lunar New Year.」
Online-store product sales increased 31.2% year on year, and the live sales channel was given concrete form through the soft opening of the Shinjuku Live Hall ahead of its official launch. - FY2022-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「In addition, chrone24 was launched in July this year as a cross-border e-commerce platform serving customers worldwide. Sales from the newly launched cross-border e-commerce and live shopping businesses reached ¥291 million, while chrone24 sales also grew steadily to ¥110 million.」
chrone24 was launched in July as a cross-border e-commerce platform serving customers worldwide. Sales from cross-border e-commerce and live shopping reached ¥291 million, while chrone24 sales were ¥110 million. - FY2022-Q2Expansion of cross-border e-commerce and decline in domestic online-store salesAnnual report
「During the consolidated cumulative period, the Group’s online-store product sales decreased by ¥199 million, or 23.1% year on year. While demand for e-commerce has expanded amid the COVID-19 pandemic due to calls to refrain from going out and the spread of remote work, we will further advance the Group-wide initiatives we have continued to pursue proactively: (a) developing an e-commerce site that is easy for customers to understand, (b) increasing the number of products listed on the site and (c) improving the efficiency of e-commerce advertising.」
Domestic online-store product sales fell 23.1% year on year, while the Group continued developing its e-commerce site, expanding the number of products listed and improving advertising efficiency. It is also broadening its online sales initiatives to cross-border e-commerce, live shopping, overseas websites and the Shinjuku Live Hall. - FY2022-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「During the consolidated cumulative period, the Group’s online-store product sales increased by ¥61 million, or 18.3% year on year. In addition to demand for e-commerce expanding amid the COVID-19 pandemic due to calls to refrain from going out and the spread of remote work, we believe this resulted from the Group’s continued and proactive efforts to (a) develop an e-commerce site that is easy for customers to understand, (b) increase the number of products listed on the site and (c) improve the efficiency of e-commerce advertising.」
Online-store product sales increased by ¥61 million, or 18.3% year on year, quantifying the progress made through e-commerce site development, increasing the number of listed products and improving advertising efficiency. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「As a result, during the consolidated fiscal year, the Group’s online-store product sales increased by ¥528 million, or 44.7% year on year. In addition to demand for e-commerce expanding amid the COVID-19 pandemic due to calls to refrain from going out and the spread of remote work, we believe this resulted from the Group’s continued and proactive efforts to (a) develop an e-commerce site that is easy for customers to understand, (b) increase the number of products listed on the site and (c) improve the efficiency of e-commerce advertising.」
Online-store product sales increased 44.7% year on year as a result of initiatives to develop the e-commerce site, increase the number of listed products and improve advertising efficiency. - FY2021-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「As a result, during the consolidated cumulative period, the Group’s domestic e-commerce sales in Japan increased by ¥409 million, or 47.8% year on year. In addition to demand for e-commerce expanding amid the COVID-19 pandemic due to calls to refrain from going out and the spread of remote work, we believe this resulted from the Group’s continued and proactive efforts to (a) develop an e-commerce site that is easy for customers to understand, (b) increase the number of products listed on the site and (c) improve the efficiency of e-commerce advertising. To further strengthen the e-commerce purchasing and resale business, the Group revamped its e-commerce site in November 2020 to rebuild systems that centrally manage store and e-commerce customers and provide products and services suited to customer needs while improving operating efficiency, using Salesforce’s system to centrally manage information. Going forward, as part of globalization based on that system, we will strengthen purchasing and resale in English and Chinese.」
Domestic e-commerce sales increased 47.8% year on year, and concrete progress was made in renewing the e-commerce site, centrally managing customer information through Salesforce’s system, and strengthening purchasing and resale in English and Chinese. - FY2021-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「During the consolidated cumulative period, the Group’s domestic e-commerce sales in Japan increased by ¥316 million, or 54.5% year on year. In addition to demand for e-commerce expanding amid the COVID-19 pandemic due to calls to refrain from going out and the spread of remote work, we believe this reflected the effectiveness of the Group-wide initiatives it has continued to pursue: (a) developing an e-commerce site that is easy for customers to understand, (b) increasing the number of products listed on the site, and (c) improving the efficiency of e-commerce advertising. The Group will continue strengthening these activities and plans to build an e-commerce site using Salesforce’s system to centrally manage information and display content tailored to each customer’s preferences.」
Domestic e-commerce sales increased 54.5% year on year, and initiatives progressed from site development, increasing the number of listed products and improving advertising efficiency to building an e-commerce site with customer-specific displays using Salesforce’s system. - FY2021-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「During the consolidated cumulative period, the Group’s domestic e-commerce sales in Japan increased by ¥13 million, or 16.4% year on year. In addition to demand for e-commerce expanding amid the COVID-19 pandemic due to calls to refrain from going out and the spread of remote work, we believe this reflected the effectiveness of the Group-wide initiatives it has continued to pursue: (a) developing an e-commerce site that is easy for customers to understand, (b) increasing the number of products listed on the site, and (c) improving the efficiency of e-commerce advertising.」
Domestic e-commerce sales increased by ¥13 million, or 16.4% year on year, and the effects of specific measures involving site development, increasing the number of listed products and improving advertising efficiency were described. - FY2020-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Outside Japan, to expand the secondhand branded-goods business in China, the Group entered into a business partnership agreement with Glamour Sales China Limited, a group company of Alibaba Group Holding Limited (hereinafter, “Alibaba Group”), from the current consolidated fiscal year, and began listing and selling its products on the “Meilihui” app operated by Glamour Sales.」
For the Chinese market, the Group entered into a business partnership agreement with Alibaba Group company Glamour Sales and began listing and selling products on the “Meilihui” app. E-commerce expansion progressed to the contract and sales-launch stage. - FY2020-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「(c) Aim to increase sales through the e-commerce site」
The policy of increasing sales through the e-commerce site was reaffirmed as one of the measures to strengthen the pawnbroking and secondhand-goods trading business. - FY2019AdvancedAnnual report
「During the consolidated fiscal year, e-commerce sales, an area on which we had placed particular emphasis, increased 19.2% year on year and progressed steadily, helped by the higher product listing rate implemented in February and the effects of advertising, including television commercials, launched in mid-February.」
The product listing rate was increased and advertising, including television commercials, was conducted, resulting in a 19.2% year-on-year increase in e-commerce sales. - FY2019-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Going forward, the Group will strengthen its e-commerce business in Japan and overseas, including in China, through a partnership with JD.com, a major Chinese internet retailer, referred to below as “JD.”」
In addition to continuing AI and database analysis and C2C app development, the scope of initiatives expanded to domestic and overseas development of the Chinese e-commerce business, including a partnership with JD.com. - FY2019-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「As previously disclosed, to strengthen its e-commerce business, the Group is pursuing the following initiatives based on overseas database analysis centered on AI: ① optimizing prices for secondhand branded goods globally, ② making it easier for consumers to list products on the Group’s website by automating product classification, and ③ strengthening authentication of genuine products. As part of these efforts, the Group continues to invest in system development through its subsidiary Luxwise Co., Ltd., which is scheduled to change its name to Beta Digital Co., Ltd. However, because it is preparing to launch a C2C app in the market, the associated upfront system development costs have been reflected as expenses in the consolidated results. We consider this a foundation for strengthening the future C2C market and global e-commerce market businesses and, ultimately, 大黒屋’s purchasing and resale business.」
The Group continues to optimize prices through AI and database analysis, automate product listings and strengthen product authentication, while investing in system development ahead of launching a C2C app in the market. Luxwise was scheduled to change its name to Beta Digital. - FY2019-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「As previously disclosed, to strengthen its e-commerce business, the Group is pursuing the following initiatives based on overseas database analysis centered on AI: ① optimizing prices for secondhand branded goods globally, ② making it easier for consumers to list products on the Group’s website by automating product classification, and ③ strengthening authentication of genuine products. 」
For the e-commerce business, initiatives became concrete to optimize prices, automate product listings and strengthen product authentication using AI-centered database analysis. - FY2017ReframedAnnual report
「In Japan, Luxwise Co., Ltd. was established in September 2015 and launched a new business, but in December 2016 it integrated its e-commerce business with 大黒屋.」
The positioning changed from an e-commerce expansion operated solely by Luxwise to an integrated business with 大黒屋. - FY2017-Q3SoftenedAnnual report
「The launch of the company’s e-commerce business is scheduled for the beginning of the next fiscal year due to delays in system development and other factors.」
The planned launch of the Chinese joint venture’s e-commerce business was postponed from the end of the current fiscal year to the beginning of the next fiscal year due to delays in system development and other factors. - FY2017-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「We intend to improve earnings by promoting restructuring at our head office and stores and expanding the e-commerce business in Europe, including the UK. This is expected to contribute to consolidated performance.」
The policy of improving earnings through e-commerce expansion in Europe, including the UK, and restructuring was reaffirmed. - FY2017-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Web-based trading in secondhand branded goods under the SIFQUE trademark by Luxwise Co., Ltd. is also scheduled to move into full-scale operation.」
The business was described as entering the full-scale phase for web-based secondhand branded-goods trading through SIFQUE, with planned expansion into the UK and Europe also added. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「② Launching new services to accelerate sales: Luxwise Co., Ltd., launched in the fiscal year ended March 2016 under the brand name THE SIFQUE, will rapidly expand its branded-goods consignment e-commerce business in Japan, China, the United States and Europe.」
The Group launched a branded-goods consignment e-commerce business through Luxwise and planned expansion into Japan, China, the United States and Europe.