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Notice Regarding Monthly Sales

In July 2026, same-store sales in the domestic retail business were 103.8% of the prior-year level, while sales at all stores were 106.1%. Customer numbers also exceeded the prior-year level at same stores, at 100.7%. The number of stores covered was 632 same stores and 676 stores in total.

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Sales for this month

July 2026Fiscal year ending June 2027
Net Sales / Domestic Retail Business—same stores
+3.8%
Net Sales / Domestic Retail Business—all stores
+6.1%
Net Sales / Discount Business—same stores
+4.8%
Net Sales / Discount Business—all stores
+7.7%
Net Sales / UNY Business—same stores
+0.3%
Net Sales / UNY Business—all stores
+0.6%
Total-store sales / Domestic retail business
+6.1%
Total-store sales / Discount business
+7.7%
Total-store sales / UNY business
+0.6%
Number of Customers / Domestic Retail Business—same stores
+0.7%
Number of Customers / Discount Business—same stores
+0.6%
Number of Customers / UNY Business—same stores
+0.8%
Average Spend per Customer / Domestic Retail Business—same stores
+3.1%
Average Spend per Customer / UNY Business—same stores
-0.4%
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.
Number of Stores at Period-EndDomestic Retail Business—same stores 632 / Domestic Retail Business—all stores 676 / Discount Business—same stores 509 / Discount Business—all stores 548 / UNY Business—same stores 123 / UNY Business—all stores 128 / Robin Hood / all stores 5 / Olympic / all stores 98
Monthly Commentary

Sales and customer numbers in the domestic retail business exceeded the prior-year levels. Seasonal products and products for outdoor activities, driven by rising temperatures, as well as trend products, food, daily consumables and beauty-related products contributed to sales. In the UNY business, however, sales were affected by the reaction to the prior year's rice-related demand, while apparel sales remained weak.

Factors Affecting the Change

Rising temperatures from mid-month onward, Growth in sales of seasonal products and products for outdoor activities, Contribution from products developed around movie-related content and character merchandise, Firm performance in food, including confectionery, outpack products and Western liquor, Growth in sales of daily consumables and seasonal products, Strong performance in beauty-related products driven by new product launches and trend products, Reaction to the prior year's rice-related demand, Weak apparel sales due to the impact of temperatures in the first part of the month

Measures from the following month onward

No new store openings are planned for August. Other initiatives for the following months are Not disclosed.

Scope of aggregation: Specified subsidiaries and business formats (domestic retail business, discount business and UNY business)

Sales for this month
ItemDetails
Month CoveredJuly 2026
Fiscal Year CoveredFiscal year ending June 2027
Scope of aggregationSpecified subsidiaries and business formats (domestic retail business, discount business and UNY business)
Year-on-year change in monthly net salesDomestic Retail Business—same stores 103.8 / Domestic Retail Business—all stores 106.1 / Discount Business—same stores 104.8 / Discount Business—all stores 107.7 / UNY Business—same stores 100.3 / UNY Business—all stores 100.6
Total-store sales, year on yearDomestic retail business 106.1 / Discount business 107.7 / UNY business 100.6
Same-Store Sales, Year on YearDomestic retail business Rate 103.8 / Definition of existing stores Not disclosed / Discount business Rate 104.8 / Definition of existing stores Not disclosed / UNY business Rate 100.3 / Definition of existing stores Not disclosed
Year-on-Year Change in Customer CountDomestic Retail Business—same stores 100.7 / Discount Business—same stores 100.6 / UNY Business—same stores 100.8
Year-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerDomestic Retail Business—same stores 103.1 / Discount Business—same stores Not disclosed / UNY Business—same stores 99.6
Year-on-year change by categoryBreakdown Discount business, same stores, household appliances / Year on year 100.3, Breakdown Discount business, same stores, daily necessities / Year on year 108.4, Breakdown Discount business, same stores, food / Year on year 102.8, Breakdown Discount business, same stores, watches and fashion goods / Year on year 103.5, Breakdown Discount business, same stores, sporting goods and leisure products / Year on year 109.6, Breakdown UNY business, same stores, household appliances / Year on year 104, Breakdown UNY business, same stores, daily necessities / Year on year 101.5, Breakdown UNY business, same stores, food / Year on year 100.5, Breakdown UNY business, same stores, watches and fashion goods / Year on year 93.9, Breakdown UNY business, same stores, sporting goods and leisure products / Year on year 127
Number of Stores at Period-EndDomestic Retail Business—same stores 632 / Domestic Retail Business—all stores 676 / Discount Business—same stores 509 / Discount Business—all stores 548 / UNY Business—same stores 123 / UNY Business—all stores 128 / Robin Hood / all stores 5 / Olympic / all stores 98
Monthly CommentarySales and customer numbers in the domestic retail business exceeded the prior-year levels. Seasonal products and products for outdoor activities, driven by rising temperatures, as well as trend products, food, daily consumables and beauty-related products contributed to sales. In the UNY business, however, sales were affected by the reaction to the prior year's rice-related demand, while apparel sales remained weak.
Factors Affecting the ChangeRising temperatures from mid-month onward, Growth in sales of seasonal products and products for outdoor activities, Contribution from products developed around movie-related content and character merchandise, Firm performance in food, including confectionery, outpack products and Western liquor, Growth in sales of daily consumables and seasonal products, Strong performance in beauty-related products driven by new product launches and trend products, Reaction to the prior year's rice-related demand, Weak apparel sales due to the impact of temperatures in the first part of the month
Measures from the following month onwardNo new store openings are planned for August. Other initiatives for the following months are Not disclosed.
Items this document does not state (9)
Net sales for the monthCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodCumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of PeriodSales by categoryKey KPIsNumber 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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Rising temperatures from mid-month onward drove sales of seasonal products and products for outdoor activities. Products developed around movie-related content, character merchandise, food, daily consumables and beauty-related products also contributed to sales.

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