Izutsuya

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From the company's own filing for Q1 (Mar–May 2026) · reported 2026-07-10 · the filing

StoresThe main store added Flying Tiger Copenhagen on the 7th floor — its first store in the Kitakyushu area — plus Henri Charpentier in the basement, Pierre Cardin on the 3rd floor and McGregor Golf in the annex.
StoresThe Yamaguchi store closed its basement food hall in March, moving part of it to the ground floor, ahead of a LOPIA 'food theme park' due on 22 July — LOPIA's first in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
JapanIt says inbound and wealthy shoppers lifted big-city department stores, while regional and suburban stores with little inbound trade remain in a tough market.

Other callouts in the filing

BasisRevenue counts concession sales net; counted in full, department-store sales were ¥12.65bn, down 1.5%.
OutlookFull-year guidance is unchanged: revenue of ¥21.0bn (−1.3%), operating profit of ¥0.80bn (+30.0%) and net income of ¥0.50bn (+1.7%).

floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.

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Q1 (Mar–May 2026) · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-07-10

Net sales¥5.0bn−2.3%

Operating profit¥0.1bn−20.5%

Net income¥0.0bn−90.5%

Izutsuya runs the Izutsuya department stores in Kitakyushu and Yamaguchi. In March–May 2026 revenue fell 2.3% to ¥5.0bn, operating profit 20.5% to ¥0.10bn and net income 90.5% to ¥0.01bn.

Full year to February 2026 · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-04-10

Net sales¥21.3bn−3.9%

Operating profit¥0.6bn−40.9%

Net income¥0.5bn−50.8%

Izutsuya's year to February 2026 saw revenue fall 3.9% to ¥21.3bn, operating profit 40.9% to ¥0.62bn and net income 50.8% to ¥0.49bn.