Fast Retailing reports increased earnings as Uniqlo Japan's sales grow by 2.4% in July
In July 2025, Uniqlo Japan saw a 2.4% rise in sales, accompanied by a 3.7% increase in customer foot traffic. Despite a slight 1.2% dip in average spending per customer, the warm summer weather boosted sales of seasonal merchandise. New product lines tailored to customer preferences performed strongly. Market analysts have responded with a mix of ratings, including ten buy recommendations and thirteen hold suggestions.
Fast Retailing, the parent company of Uniqlo, has received varied analyst opinions on Smartkarma. A report by Mark Chadwick titled "Fast Retailing (9983) | Q3 Miss But FY Guidance Intact – Solid Execution, China Challenges" highlights a revenue shortfall in the third quarter mainly due to weaknesses in Uniqlo's international markets, though Japan and Western regions outperformed. The company's full-year outlook remains unchanged, though concerns about tariffs and China's regional performance persist.
On the optimistic side, Nico Rosti views the recent stock pullback as a tactical buying opportunity, citing potential for strong earnings growth despite geopolitical uncertainties. ...
Fast Retailing's July Sales Boost Earnings Despite Mixed Analyst Views
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