Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing reported fiscal-2026 revenue of 3.9633 trillion yen, up 16.6 percent, and record profit for a fifth consecutive year.
Fast Retailing said fiscal 2026 revenue, for the year to 31 August, was 3.9633 trillion yen, up 16.6 percent, with profit attributable to owners of the parent at 542.5 billion yen, up 25.3 percent. Business profit was 718.4 billion yen, up 30.4 percent. The company said the year was a record for a fifth consecutive year, and that Uniqlo operations in every region reported revenue and profit gains.
Uniqlo Japan revenue was 1.0848 trillion yen, up 5.7 percent, and business profit was 196.0 billion yen, up 8.1 percent. Same-store sales in Japan rose 5.1 percent. Uniqlo International revenue was 2.4111 trillion yen, up 26.2 percent, and business profit was 439.8 billion yen, up 44.1 percent.
In local currency, the company said South Korea, Southeast Asia, India and Australia, North America and Europe reported double-digit revenue and profit gains. Greater China reported higher revenue and double-digit profit growth.
Kyodo reported the sales figure as 3.96 trillion yen, about 25 billion dollars, and the net-profit figure as a record 542.52 billion yen, up 25.3 percent, and said the result put Fast Retailing on course to pass H&M as the world's second-largest apparel firm. That ranking comparison is Kyodo's reading of the sales figure, not a line in the company highlights used here.
The numbers are the company's reported results for the year already ended. No guidance revision was included in the highlights cited.