Seiko Group

Japanese apparel & fashion groups · 8050

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From the company's own filing for Q1 (Apr–Jun 2026) · reported 2026-08-07 · the filing

JapanWatch sales rose sharply at home and abroad: in Japan both domestic and inbound demand were strong, with Grand Seiko pulled up by inbound buyers, and Wako's sales also grew strongly, led by Grand Seiko watches.
StoresWako's Ginza main store reopened its third and fourth floors as 'Style Square' on 18 July 2026, adding bags, leather goods, shoes and apparel — a milestone in a renovation running since 2020.
Not disclosedSeiko does not publish Wako's own sales or profit; the store sits inside the watch segment.

Other callouts in the filing

SegmentThe watch-and-Wako segment (Emotional Value Solutions) grew sales 33.9% to ¥67.2bn and profit 81.0% to ¥13.9bn; domestic and overseas sales were each ¥49.5bn, up 21.2% and 36.7%.
OutlookIt raised full-year guidance to ¥375.0bn of sales (from ¥358.0bn) and ¥41.0bn of operating profit (from ¥33.5bn), with net income of ¥28.0bn (from ¥23.0bn).

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 (Apr–Jun 2026) · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-08-07

Net sales¥99.1bn+28.5%

Operating profit¥15.4bn+88.8%

Net income¥11.2bn+76.3%

Seiko Group makes Grand Seiko and Seiko watches and owns Wako, the Ginza clock-tower store. In April–June 2026 its watch-and-Wako segment grew sales 33.9% to ¥67.2bn and profit 81.0% as Grand Seiko rode strong domestic and inbound demand and Wako's sales grew strongly. Group sales rose 28.5% to ¥99.1bn, operating profit 88.8% to ¥15.4bn and net income 76.3% to ¥11.2bn, and the company raised its full-year operating-profit forecast to ¥41.0bn from ¥33.5bn.

Full year to March 2026 · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-05-13

Net sales¥335.7bn+10.2%

Operating profit¥30.9bn+45.4%

Net income¥22.0bn+65.1%

Seiko Group's year to March 2026 grew sales 10.2% to ¥335.7bn, operating profit 45.4% to ¥30.9bn and net income 65.1% to ¥22.0bn.

BasisA 17 June 2026 correction moved some sales from overseas to domestic: Japan ¥177.0bn (+6.5%) and overseas ¥158.5bn (+14.5%), with no change to the totals.