Announced details
Year-on-year sales: 106.5% for department stores overall, 107.1% for the Hankyu Main Store, 119.2% for the Hanshin Umeda Main Store, 101.5% for the branches overall, and 98.6% for existing food supermarkets overall. Sales of high-priced items costing ¥1 million or more increased by approximately 60% from the prior year.
Luxury retail floor space expanded to approximately 1.5 times its previous size
Preliminary monthly sales figures were released. The figures may differ from the final results.
The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Department store business, food business (food supermarkets) |
| Location scale | Luxury retail floor space expanded to approximately 1.5 times its previous size |
| Quantitative Effects | Year-on-year sales: 106.5% for department stores overall, 107.1% for the Hankyu Main Store, 119.2% for the Hanshin Umeda Main Store, 101.5% for the branches overall, and 98.6% for existing food supermarkets overall. Sales of high-priced items costing ¥1 million or more increased by approximately 60% from the prior year. |
| Impact on Business Performance | Preliminary monthly sales figures were released. The figures may differ from the final results. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Department store sales were boosted by spring fashion and White Day campaigns, steady food sales, and the effects of major refurbishment and renovation projects at the Hankyu Main Store and Hanshin Umeda Main Store. Meanwhile, food supermarket sales at existing stores fell below the prior-year level, due in part to lower sales to Chinese tourists.