Sales for this month
September 2026Fiscal year ending February 2027While results were affected by the long rains, falling temperatures and higher vegetable prices, the company sought to capture demand and increase store visits through autumn items, rainwear and rain goods, new products, private-label products, sales promotions and events.
Record-long rains and falling temperatures, Lower shipments of leafy vegetables and higher vegetable prices, Silver Week, with up to 9 consecutive holidays, Higher prices for national-brand products, Expanded offerings of new products and private-label products, Events, regional product fairs and support sales, Demand ahead of the revision of the liquor tax, Temporary closures of certain stores and malls
Results for certain companies and businesses will be disclosed later on AEON's website
Year-on-year comparisons from March through September are also provided for each major consolidated company
Scope of aggregation: Major consolidated companies and business segments (monthly overview on a consolidated basis)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Month Covered | September 2026 |
| Fiscal Year Covered | Fiscal year ending February 2027 |
| Scope of aggregation | Major consolidated companies and business segments (monthly overview on a consolidated basis) |
| Year-on-year change in monthly net sales | Reported by company and business (examples: AEON Retail, all stores 104.5%, existing stores 102.6%; AEON Mall, all facilities 107.6%, existing facilities 106.5%) |
| Total-store sales, year on year | AEON Retail 104.5%, AEON Mall 107.6%, AEON Hokkaido 102.3%, AEON Kyushu 103.2%, Cando 101.2%, Maxvalu Tokai 100.3%, Fuji 95.1%, Ministop 101.9%, Cox 110.0% |
| Same-Store Sales, Year on Year | イオンリテール 102.6% (the number of months covered by the definition was not stated) / イオンモール 106.5% (excluding certain facilities that were temporarily closed) / イオン北海道 102.7% (the number of months covered by the definition was not stated) / イオン九州 102.2% (excluding certain stores that were temporarily closed) / キャンドゥ 101.1% (the number of months covered by the definition was not stated) / マックスバリュ東海 98.7% (the number of months covered by the definition was not stated) / フジ 98.6% (the number of months covered by the definition was not stated) / ミニストップ 100.2% (the number of months covered by the definition was not stated) / コックス 102.9% (the number of months covered by the definition was not stated) |
| Year-on-Year Change in Customer Count | Developer business Not disclosed / Specialty stores at existing AEON MALL properties 103.0% / Other Businesses Not disclosed |
| Year-on-year change by category | Name GMS business, existing stores / Year on year September: Not disclosed, Name Supermarket business, existing stores / Year on year September: Not disclosed, Name Discount store business, existing stores / Year on year September: Not disclosed, Name Health and Wellness business, existing stores / Year on year September: Not disclosed, Name Developer business, existing stores / Year on year September: Not disclosed, Name Entertainment business, existing stores / Year on year September: Not disclosed, Name Services and specialty store business, existing stores / Year on year September: Not disclosed |
| Key KPIs | Indicator name Customer traffic at specialty stores in existing AEON Mall facilities / Value 103 Year-on-year % / Year on year 103.0% |
| Number of stores opened during the month | 1 store (Feedy Diner & Arcade, AEON Mall Niigata Kameda Inter store) |
| Monthly Commentary | While results were affected by the long rains, falling temperatures and higher vegetable prices, the company sought to capture demand and increase store visits through autumn items, rainwear and rain goods, new products, private-label products, sales promotions and events. |
| Factors Affecting the Change | Record-long rains and falling temperatures, Lower shipments of leafy vegetables and higher vegetable prices, Silver Week, with up to 9 consecutive holidays, Higher prices for national-brand products, Expanded offerings of new products and private-label products, Events, regional product fairs and support sales, Demand ahead of the revision of the liquor tax, Temporary closures of certain stores and malls |
| Monthly trend for the same period last year | Year-on-year comparisons from March through September are also provided for each major consolidated company |
| Next Scheduled Disclosure | Results for certain companies and businesses will be disclosed later on AEON's website |
Items this document does not state (8)
These are items the company does not state in this document. We do not leave them blank, nor fill them in from other sources or by inference.
The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Record-long rains and falling temperatures, mainly in eastern Japan; lower shipments of leafy vegetables and higher vegetable prices; demand during Silver Week; higher prices for national-brand products; expanded offerings of autumn items, rainwear and rain goods, new products and private-label products; and events and support sales were among the factors cited.