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Takashimaya Company Reports Strong First Quarter Results Amid Robust Domestic Sales

TOKYO, Jul 03 (Pulse News Wire) – Takashimaya Company,limited (8233.T) reported strong first quarter results, exceeding initial forecasts with a significant increase in operating revenue and profit. O

– Takashimaya Company,limited (8233.T) reported strong first quarter results, exceeding initial forecasts with a significant increase in operating revenue and profit. Operating revenue was approximately 3% higher than expected, while operating profit rose by about 7% (approximately ¥1 billion).

The robust performance was primarily driven by domestic department store sales, which exceeded expectations by about 4%. Enhanced customer engagement through initiatives such as the Takashimaya app update last June and planned improvements in digital services contributed to this growth. Additionally, increased inbound tourism further bolstered revenues. In addressing future risks, management noted ongoing geopolitical uncertainties but emphasized sustained efforts to strengthen high-value product offerings and expand service provision, including enhanced collaboration with NTT DOCOMO.

While acknowledging potential external factors like exchange rate fluctuations, the company remains optimistic about achieving positive deviations from its annual plan (¥84.50 billion), contingent upon stable economic conditions. Regarding cost management, despite rising prices, general and administrative expenses grew modestly by ¥100 million compared to the previous year, largely due to strategic investments in human capital and operational efficiency measures. Specific actions included reducing personnel costs by ¥400 million and implementing overall cost-cutting measures amounting to ¥1 billion. Furthermore, the company refined its real estate strategy, categorizing assets into “store” and “non-store” segments, with plans to detail progress during the interim earnings report.

Non-store properties encompass offices and logistics centers, while store-related low return-on-investment-capital (ROIC) assets are undergoing fundamental reform strategies.

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