Sales growth in large appliances, HBC and apparel
First written in FY2017-Q2. 3 of 37 entries say "Cited as achieved", first in 2026-04-06. Latest entry: 2026-10-08.
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- 2026-10-08Cited as achievedFinancial Results Presentation
「家電部 108.8% アパレル部 104.7% HBC部 106.7%」
主要部門の前年同期比売上実績が記載されている。 - FY2027-H1Growth in air conditioners and essential household goods, while rice declined on a reactionary basisAnnual report
「By product category, air conditioner sales grew significantly against the backdrop of the "2027 problem," while pet food, daily food products and processed foods, on which the company strengthened value-focused pricing, also performed well amid continued inflation. In contrast, rice sales declined due to the pullback from the strong sales of government reserve rice in the prior fiscal year.」
Air conditioner sales grew against the backdrop of the "2027 problem," while pet food, daily food products and processed foods, on which the company strengthened value-focused pricing, also performed well. Rice sales declined due to the pullback from the strong sales of government reserve rice in the prior fiscal year. - FY2026Food, private-label products and large appliances, among others, grew, and same-store sales increasedAnnual report
「Total-store sales reached a record high of ¥142,134 million, or 108.2% of the prior fiscal year. By product category, rice sales increased significantly as the company offered a broad range from new-crop rice to reserve rice amid socially problematic increases in rice prices.」
Rice, value-focused products, private-label products and large appliances, among others, grew, with total-store sales reaching a record high at 108.2% of the prior fiscal year and same-store sales reaching 106.4%. - 2026-04-06Cited as achievedMonthly
「Same-store sales were 101.9% of the prior-year level, exceeding the prior year for 17 consecutive months, while same-store customer traffic increased to 103.1% year on year for the seventh consecutive month.」
The monthly disclosure showed that same-store sales exceeded the prior year for 17 consecutive months and same-store customer traffic increased for 7 consecutive months. - FY2026-H1Rice, discounted products, private-label products and large appliances grew, and same-store sales increasedAnnual report
「As rising rice prices caused by supply shortages became a social issue, the company responded quickly to the government's emergency measure of releasing reserve rice and began selling reserve rice in June. By offering a broad range from branded rice to reserve rice, it significantly increased rice sales and also helped attract more customers. Sales of laundry detergent, pet food, kitchenware and processed foods grew following price-cutting campaigns in response to rising prices. Sales of products related to games also increased following the launch of Nintendo Switch 2.」
Sales of reserve rice, price-cutting campaigns in response to rising prices and game-related products drove sales, resulting in same-store sales of 107.0% of the prior-year level. - FY2025Rice, value-focused products, private-label products and large appliances grew, driving record-high total-store salesAnnual report
「Total-store sales reached a record high of ¥131,331 million, or 105.5% of the prior fiscal year. By product category, rice sales increased significantly as demand rose amid market shortages, with the company's proactive procurement efforts proving effective. Sales of laundry detergent, pet food and processed foods, on which the company emphasized value-focused pricing in response to growing consumer thrift, also remained strong.」
Proactive rice procurement, value-focused daily necessities, private-label products and large appliances, among others, grew, and total-store sales reached a record high at 105.5% of the prior fiscal year. - FY2025-H1Rice, daily necessities, private-label products and disaster-prevention goods grew, resulting in higher sales and profitAnnual report
「Rice sales increased significantly as shortages in the market drove demand higher. Sales of laundry detergent, pet food and disposable diapers, on which the company actively emphasized value-focused pricing through app campaigns and other initiatives, remained strong. For private-label products, strengthening the product range in appliances, paper products and food resulted in sales of 114.6% of the prior-year level. Their share of sales increased by 1.7 percentage points from the prior-year period to 21.6%. In addition, heightened disaster awareness following earthquakes and typhoons during the period drove significant growth in disaster-prevention goods, emergency food and processed foods.」
Rice, value-focused daily necessities, private-label products, disaster-prevention goods and emergency food, among others, grew. Private-label sales reached 114.6% of the prior-year level, while total-store sales reached 105.6%. - FY2025-Q1Private-label products, daily necessities and products related to demand for moving into a new home grewAnnual report
「By product category, customers valued the "valuable low prices" offered on products such as laundry detergent, insecticides, disposable diapers and pet food, supported by app campaigns and value-focused pricing. Sales also grew in appliances, kitchenware and interior products, for which the company strengthened sales efforts to meet demand related to moving into a new home.」
Daily necessities supported by value-focused pricing, as well as appliances, kitchenware and interior products promoted to meet demand related to moving into a new home, grew. - FY2024Private-label and value-oriented products grew, while appliances and other categories remained weakAnnual report
「By product category, sales of beverages, instant noodles and pet supplies, on which the company emphasized EDLP, remained solid, reflecting increased consumer thrift amid rising prices. Private-label product sales reached 115.1% of the prior-year level as the company provided "valuable low prices" by consolidating production facilities and reviewing procurement.」
Beverages, instant noodles, pet supplies and private-label products grew against a backdrop of consumer thrift. Private-label product sales reached 115.1% of the prior-year level, while appliance sales were 97.8% and lifestyle sales were 99.4%. - FY2024-Q3Food, pet supplies and energy-saving appliances, among others, remained solid, while COVID-related products declinedAnnual report
「By product category, food products such as rice, bread, bottled beverages and seasonings, on which the company emphasized EDLP, and pet supplies remained solid, reflecting stronger consumer thrift. Large appliances such as energy-efficient air conditioners and refrigerators also performed well as the company strengthened its product range. While sales of COVID-related products such as masks declined, cosmetics and shoes grew as opportunities to go out increased.」
Food and pet supplies remained solid against a backdrop of consumer thrift, while energy-efficient large appliances, cosmetics and shoes also grew. Sales of COVID-related products such as masks declined. - FY2024-Q2Gross margin declined due to a pullback in COVID-related products and higher costsAnnual report
「Although sales of profitable private-label products increased, the gross margin fell 1.1 percentage points due to lower sales of high-margin COVID-related products such as masks and test kits, as well as higher costs. As a result, gross profit was ¥13,837 million, or 97.4% of the prior fiscal year.」
While private-label products grew, the gross margin fell 1.1 percentage points due to lower sales of COVID-related products and higher costs, and gross profit was 97.4% of the prior fiscal year. - FY2023Gross margin improved through private-label products and inventory managementAnnual report
「Against a backdrop of growing consumer thrift, customers valued MrMax's "valuable low prices," with sales of private-label products increasing 20% year on year. In addition, the company's ability to control product inventories helped improve the gross margin by 0.3 percentage points from the prior fiscal year to 22.7%.」
Private-label product sales increased 20% year on year, and the gross margin improved by 0.3 percentage points to 22.7% through inventory control. - FY2023-Q3Same-store sales increased, with value-focused products and appliances performing wellAnnual report
「Same-store sales for the first nine months of the fiscal year reached 101.5% of the prior-year level. The company consistently strengthened its EDLP strategy by freezing prices on private-label products from March to August and launching a price-cutting campaign covering 2,000 national-brand products from September. Amid continued inflation, customers valued the product range of the comprehensive discount stores, with sales increasing mainly in value-focused products. Appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines and air conditioners also performed well as consumers became more conscious of saving electricity.」
Same-store sales reached 101.5% of the prior-year level, driven by value-focused products and appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines and air conditioners. - FY2023-Q1Appliances and other categories benefited from demand related to moving into a new home, while some stay-at-home categories were weakAnnual report
「By product category, appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators and washing machines performed well by capturing stronger demand related to moving into a new home than in the prior year. Bicycles, carry-on bags and nonwoven masks also remained strong as opportunities to go out increased, while daily food products and fresh food were weak as stay-at-home consumption moderated.」
Appliances, bicycles, carry-on bags and nonwoven masks benefited from demand related to moving into a new home and performed well, while daily food products and fresh food were weak as stay-at-home consumption moderated. - FY2022Appliances and apparel struggled, while food, lifestyle and HBC remained solidAnnual report
「By product category, appliances and apparel struggled, while the lifestyle division benefited from growth in pet supplies and gardening products as restrictions on going out continued. The food division remained solid, led by confectionery, liquor and seasonings. In addition, as opportunities to go out gradually increased, the HBC division remained resilient, supported by growth in nonwoven masks and oral-care products.」
For the full year, appliances and apparel struggled, while lifestyle, food and HBC remained solid. - FY2022-Q3A pullback in hygiene-related products, alongside growth in large appliances, pet supplies and food, among othersAnnual report
「By product category, sales of hygiene-related products such as masks and air purifiers, which saw a sharp increase in demand last year, declined on a difficult comparison, while large 4K TVs, health and personal-care appliances, and pet supplies grew. From September onward, heating equipment such as air conditioners and food performed well.」
Hygiene-related products, which saw a sharp increase in demand the prior year, declined on a difficult comparison, while large 4K TVs, health and personal-care appliances, pet supplies, heating equipment and food grew. - FY2022-Q2A pullback from last year's surge in demand, alongside continued growth in stay-at-home productsAnnual report
「By product category, sales declined mainly in higher-priced products such as appliances and interior goods, reflecting a pullback from last year's sharp increase in demand and the distribution of special cash benefits. In contrast, pet supplies and gardening products continued to outperform the prior year, while stay-at-home products that had gained popularity during the pandemic grew. Computer peripherals such as home printers also performed well.」
Appliances and interior goods declined on the pullback from last year's surge in demand and special cash benefits, while pet supplies, gardening products, stay-at-home products and computer peripherals grew. - FY2022-Q1A pullback in stay-at-home demand, alongside growth in outdoor and DIY-related productsAnnual report
「By product category, sales of food and hygiene products, which had surged last year, declined on a difficult comparison, while sales of health-related products such as non-contact thermometers grew in appliances, in addition to air conditioners. Outdoor-related products such as bicycles and camping equipment also performed well, while demand remained strong for gardening and DIY products as people continued to spend more time at home. As a result, operating revenue for the first quarter was ¥30,566 million, down 6.8% year on year. Same-store sales were 92.9% of the prior-year level, and customer traffic was 88.5%.」
Operating revenue and same-store sales fell below the prior-year level due to the pullback from last year's sharp increase in demand for food and hygiene products, while air conditioners, health-related products, outdoor goods, gardening products and DIY products grew. - FY2021-Q3Appliances, outdoor goods and stay-at-home products grew, with same-store sales at 109.4% of the prior-year levelAnnual report
「As a result, same-store sales for the first nine months of the fiscal year reached 109.4% of the prior-year level, while customer traffic was 102.6%. By product category, appliances such as humidifiers and air purifiers performed particularly well, and outdoor goods also remained strong. In addition, stay-at-home products grew significantly, including kitchenware, interior products, liquor and food, as well as training equipment, as people spent more time at home.」
Appliances such as humidifiers and air purifiers, outdoor goods, kitchenware, interior products, liquor and food, and training equipment grew, with same-store sales at 109.4% of the prior-year level and customer traffic at 102.6%. - FY2021-Q2Stay-at-home products grew, with same-store sales at 113.6% of the prior-year levelAnnual report
「As a result, same-store sales reached 113.6% of the prior-year level, while customer traffic was 104.2%. By product category, large appliances such as air conditioners and TVs performed particularly well, while products associated with stay-at-home consumption, including kitchenware, interior products, liquor and daily food products, grew significantly as people spent more time at home.」
Under the new lifestyle adopted to prevent the spread of infection, large appliances, kitchenware, interior products, liquor and daily food products, among others, grew, with same-store sales at 113.6% of the prior-year level and customer traffic at 104.2%. - FY2021-Q1Food, household necessities and other categories grew on stay-at-home demand, and same-store sales increasedAnnual report
「Although operating hours were reduced, all stores remained open, and same-store sales reached 113.0% of the prior-year level, while customer traffic was 106.9%. By product category, food sales rose significantly, led by processed foods and daily food products, while stay-at-home consumption increased demand for household necessities, supporting strong sales of appliances, interior and storage products, toys and pet supplies.」
Amid the spread of COVID-19, food, household necessities, appliances, interior and storage products, toys and pet supplies, among others, grew, with same-store sales at 113.0% of the prior-year level and customer traffic at 106.9%. - FY2020Food, HBC, appliances and lifestyle, among others, posted higher salesAnnual report
「Food 40,580 104.1 HBC 24,741 103.4 Appliances 16,962 105.3 Lifestyle 15,601 101.8 Home living 11,123 100.6 Apparel 8,505 98.9」
Food, HBC, appliances, lifestyle and home living exceeded the prior year, while apparel reached 98.9% of the prior-year level. - FY2020-Q3Appliances, food and lifestyle drove growth, and same-store sales increasedAnnual report
「By product category, sales rose significantly in appliances, where refrigerators and washing machines captured front-loaded demand ahead of the consumption tax increase, while sales also increased in food, led by confectionery and liquor, and in lifestyle, led by pet supplies and toys.」
Sales increased in appliances, food and lifestyle, and same-store sales reached 104.4% of the prior-year level. - FY2020-Q2Food and appliances drove growth, and same-store sales increasedAnnual report
「During the first six months of the fiscal year, same-store sales performed well at 101.5% of the prior-year level, supported by customer acceptance of the "Power Price" product range focused on exceptionally low prices and bulk-buying campaigns ahead of the consumption tax increase in October. By product category, sales rose significantly in appliances, where refrigerators and washing machines captured front-loaded demand ahead of the tax increase, while sales also increased in food, led by confectionery and processed foods.」
Food and large appliances increased sales and captured demand ahead of the consumption tax increase, resulting in same-store sales of 101.5% of the prior-year level. - FY2020-Q1Food and large appliances drove growth, and same-store sales increasedAnnual report
「By product category, sales rose significantly in the food division, where confectionery and processed foods performed well, and in the appliances division, led by large appliances such as refrigerators and washing machines. The company also captured demand during the extended Golden Week holiday, resulting in same-store sales of 103.5% of the prior-year level.」
The prior product trends indicate growth in food and large-appliance sales, with same-store sales at 103.5% of the prior-year level, including demand during the extended holiday period. - FY2019Food and lifestyle performed well; appliances and other categories declinedAnnual report
「Food: ¥38,969 million (102.8% year on year), HBC: ¥23,933 million (98.5%), Appliances: ¥16,112 million (97.5%), Lifestyle: ¥15,325 million (102.1%)」
For the full year, food and lifestyle sales increased, while HBC, appliances, home living and apparel sales fell below the prior year. - FY2019-Q3Strong performance in the food segment and reactionary declines in certain products continuedAnnual report
「During the cumulative third quarter of the current consolidated fiscal year, sales were strong for original 4K-compatible televisions launched ahead of the start of 4K broadcasting in December 2018 and for rice, for which the range of popular varieties was expanded by region. Operating revenue for the cumulative third quarter of the current consolidated fiscal year (sales + rental income from real estate + other operating revenue) was ¥87,928 million, down 0.5% year on year. The food segment, including beverages and rice, increased sales, while there were reactionary declines in demand for disposable diapers and other products following the inbound tourism boom, as well as in toy sales following the launch of hit products in the previous year.」
Operating revenue fell 0.5% year on year, as strong sales in the food division, original 4K TVs and rice were offset by the continued decline from the inbound tourism boom and the pullback in toy sales. - FY2019-Q2Strong performance in the food segment and reactionary declines continuedAnnual report
「Operating revenue for the cumulative consolidated period (sales + rental income from real estate + other operating revenue) was ¥60,302 million, down 0.6% year on year. The food segment increased sales on strong performance in beverages and rice, while there were reactionary declines in demand for disposable diapers and other products following the inbound tourism boom, as well as in toy sales following the launch of hit products in the previous year.」
While beverages and rice performed well in the food segment, reactionary declines following the inbound tourism boom and in the previous year's hit toy products continued, resulting in operating revenue down 0.6% year on year. - FY2019-Q1Strong performance in the food segment and reactionary declines in certain productsAnnual report
「Operating revenue for the cumulative consolidated period (sales + rental income from real estate + other operating revenue) was ¥28,392 million, down 2.2% year on year. The food segment increased sales on strong performance in rice and processed foods, while there were reactionary declines in demand for disposable diapers and other products following the inbound tourism boom, as well as in toy sales following the launch of hit products in the previous year.」
Instead of the previous electrical appliances, HBC and apparel segments, the filing describes segment sales trends involving growth in food segment sales and reactionary declines following the inbound tourism boom and in toys. - FY2018DroppedAnnual reportThis filing does not provide the specific sales trends reported through the previous year, such as sales growth in the large electrical appliances, HBC and apparel segments, and does not include year-on-year comparisons because this was the first year of consolidation.
- FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「Supported by strong same-store sales of 102.4% of the same period of the previous year, total-store sales were also 99.4% of the same period of the previous year.」
It is stated that same-store sales were 102.4% of the same period of the previous year despite the effects of store closures and the Kumamoto Earthquake, with the electrical appliances and apparel segments, among others, driving sales. - FY2017-Q4AdvancedAnnual report
「During the cumulative third quarter of the current fiscal year, sales of original 4K-compatible televisions launched ahead of the start of 4K broadcasting in December 2018 and rice, for which the range of popular varieties was expanded by region, were strong. This offset the impact of the temporary closure of 2 stores in the Kumamoto area following the Kumamoto Earthquake of April 2016, and same-store sales, including stores that were temporarily closed, remained strong at 102.6% of the same period of the previous year. Despite the impact of 3 store closures compared with the same period of the previous year, total-store sales were 99.9% of the same period of the previous year, enabling us to secure sales broadly in line with the previous period.」
Despite the effects of the Kumamoto Earthquake and the closure of 3 stores, same-store sales were 102.6% of the same period of the previous year and total-store sales were 99.9%, driven by sales growth in the electrical appliances and apparel segments, among others. - FY2017-Q2First statedAnnual report
「Although there were effects including the temporary closure of 2 stores in the Kumamoto area following the Kumamoto Earthquake of April 2016, sales increased in the electrical appliances segment, which performed well on large appliances such as refrigerators and air conditioners; the HBC (Health and Beauty Care) segment, which performed well on seasonal cosmetics and disposable diapers; and the apparel segment, which performed well on fashion accessories and shoes. As a result, net sales were 102.4% of the same period of the previous year.」
This describes sales trends for the quarter, in which the electrical appliances, HBC and apparel segments increased sales, resulting in net sales of 102.4% of the same period of the previous year.