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Bic Camera

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From the company's own filing for Full year to August 2026 (FY2026/8) · reported 2026-10-09 · the filing

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Full year to August 2026 (FY2026/8)

Reported 2026-10-09
Revenue¥1.04tn+6.8%
Operating profit¥37.7bn+24.4%
Net income¥20.4bn+16.5%
Q4 alone (Jun–Aug 2026)
Revenue¥255.8bn—
Operating profit¥4.4bn—
Net income¥0.5bn—

Bic Camera's year to August 2026 set records on every line: revenue rose 6.8% to ¥1,041.2bn, operating profit 24.4% to ¥37.7bn and net income 16.5% to ¥20.4bn, beating the ¥34.4bn operating-profit forecast it had held through the third quarter. Tax-free sales hit a record for a second year, listed subsidiary Kojima lifted operating profit 17.7% to ¥8.6bn on sales up 5.2%, and the annual dividend rises to ¥48 from ¥41. The company expects another record year to August 2027, at ¥1,082.0bn revenue and ¥39.0bn operating profit.

9M FY2026 (Sep 2025–May 2026) · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-07-14
Revenue¥785.4bn+7.6%
Operating profit¥33.3bn+35.8%
Net income¥19.8bn+31.1%

Bic Camera's first nine months (September 2025–May 2026) set records on every line: revenue up 7.6% to ¥785.4bn, operating profit up 35.8% to ¥33.3bn and net income up 31.1% to ¥19.8bn. Duty-free sales also set a nine-month record, and the company credits a deliberate widening of its visitor base — a rising share from Southeast Asia and North America rather than any single country. It opened Bic Camera Select stores on Sapporo's Tanukikoji and Naha's Kokusai-dori and extended its Namba store's hours by an hour from November 2025. Full-year guidance is unchanged at ¥1,022.0bn revenue (+4.9%).

  • InboundTax-free sales set a nine-month record; strong growth from Southeast Asia, Europe, North America and Australia covered lower sales to Chinese visitors, under a policy of not leaning on any one region.
  • StoresVisitor-focused moves: a new 'Bic Camera Select' format opened on Sapporo's Tanukikoji (Jan 30) and Naha's Kokusai-dori (Apr 23, about 350m²), and Namba's hours were extended an hour from Nov 1.
  • StoresThe Ikebukuro West Exit IT tower store (about 2,755m² over floors 2–4) opened March 14; Air BicCamera added Fukuoka Airport's international terminal and Ginza in December; Urawa follows in autumn 2026.
  • SegmentBy category, games jumped 44.7% to ¥38.9bn and mobile phones 17.2% to ¥198.7bn; air conditioners (+17.2%) and cameras (+20.1%) were also strong, while TVs fell 4.1%.
  • SegmentListed subsidiary Kojima grew sales 6.0% to ¥222.8bn and operating profit 34.1% to ¥7.4bn; Bic Camera's standalone sales rose 8.7% to ¥383.7bn.
  • OutlookFull-year guidance stays at ¥34.4bn operating profit, which the nine months (¥33.3bn) have nearly reached, implying only about ¥1.1bn for June–August (floortok's arithmetic).