セリア recorded the largest three-year increase in sales per employee among companies listed on the TSE Standard Market. The article cites a small headquarters and investment in systems as the secrets to maintaining sales at its ¥100 shops.
According to a survey by The Nikkei, セリア recorded the largest increase in sales per employee among companies listed on the TSE Standard Market. It ranked first after the increases over a three-year period were compared.
The article cites improved operational efficiency through investment in systems as one factor, while suggesting that the workforce composition, with women accounting for 80% of employees, contributes to a comfortable working environment. These factors are said to have supported the increase in sales.
The article also discusses product strategy amid the weaker yen and rising raw material costs. Cost management and reviews of the product mix under these conditions are presented as topics of discussion.