The company’s net profit climbed to 76.42 billion yen for the year ending in August, driven by a strategic expansion of its store footprint and double-digit sales growth across international markets. Total operating revenue for the period rose by 18%, validating the brand’s push to capture wider consumer interest outside of its domestic base in Japan.

Looking ahead, Ryohin Keikaku remains aggressive in its expansion plans. The firm projects that both operating revenue and profit will reach record highs for the fourth consecutive year by fiscal 2027. Management has set a target of a 12% compound annual growth rate for operating revenue through the 2029 fiscal year, signaling sustained confidence in its long-term retail strategy.