From the company's own filing for H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · reported 2026-10-14 · the filing ↗
JapanAverage daily sales per store were ¥591,000, ¥4,000 lower than a year earlier. Existing-store daily sales rose 0.2%, as spend per customer rose 2.8% while customer numbers fell 2.6%. Chain-wide sales of its Japan stores, including area franchisees, fell 0.6% to ¥1,684.7bn.
StoresFamilyMart ran 15,529 stores in Japan at the end of August, 129 more than a year earlier (132 opened and 85 closed in the half), and 16,455 including its Okinawa, southern Kyushu and JR Kyushu Retail area franchisees; with 9,191 overseas, the chain totals 25,646.
StoresIt opened its first flagship store, FAMIMA PARK AZABUDAI, and began installing its own FamiMa ATMs, with 16,000 planned over four years.
JapanThe company attributes the ¥3.4bn rise in business profit to ¥1.4bn from customer-giveback promotions such as its '45% extra' campaigns and 'living support' discounts, and ¥2.1bn from Japanese and overseas affiliates including advertising and media; higher store and coffee-machine costs took ¥0.1bn.
Other callouts in the filing
BasisBusiness profit is operating revenue minus cost of sales and SG&A; the company says it equals operating profit under Japanese accounting rules. Excluding special factors, net income rose to ¥44.5bn from ¥43.0bn. The figures are IFRS and unaudited.
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H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-10-14
Operating revenue¥264.0bn▲ +1.3%
Business profit¥65.1bn▲ +5.6%
Net income¥44.5bn▲ +1.5%
Q2 alone (Jun–Aug 2026)
Operating revenue¥135.7bn—
Business profit¥34.4bn—
Net income¥22.6bn—
FamilyMart, which is unlisted, runs 16,455 convenience stores in Japan including area franchisees, and 25,646 worldwide. In March–August 2026 operating revenue rose 1.3% to ¥264.0bn, business profit — its operating-profit measure — rose 5.6% to ¥65.1bn, and net income rose 1.5% to ¥44.5bn, though average daily sales per store slipped as customer numbers fell.
Q1 (Mar–May 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-07-08
Operating revenue¥128.3bn▲ +1.4%
Business profit¥30.7bn▲ +10.2%
Net income¥21.9bn▲ +3.4%
FamilyMart, which is unlisted, runs 16,429 convenience stores in Japan including area franchisees, and 25,422 worldwide. In March–May 2026 operating revenue rose 1.4% to ¥128.3bn, business profit — its operating-profit measure — rose 10.2% to a record ¥30.7bn, and net income rose 3.4% to ¥21.9bn.
JapanAverage daily sales per store were ¥570,000, ¥9,000 lower than a year earlier. Existing-store daily sales rose 1.0%, as spend per customer rose 3.2% while customer numbers fell 2.1%. Chain-wide sales of its Japan stores, including area franchisees, fell 1.3% to ¥814.4bn.
StoresFamilyMart ran 15,498 stores in Japan at the end of May, 124 more than a year earlier (59 opened and 43 closed in the quarter), and 16,429 including its Okinawa, southern Kyushu and JR Kyushu Retail area franchisees. Overseas area franchisees ran 8,993, for 25,422 stores in all.
JapanThe company attributes the ¥2.8bn rise in business profit to ¥2.0bn from heavier promotions — its 45th-anniversary '45% extra' campaign and 'living support' discounts — and ¥0.8bn from advertising, media and affiliate income; higher store labour, utility and new coffee-machine costs were offset by lower system costs.
BasisBusiness profit is operating revenue minus cost of sales and SG&A; the company says it equals operating profit under Japanese accounting rules. Excluding special factors, net income rose to ¥21.9bn from ¥20.3bn. The figures are IFRS and unaudited.
OutlookIts plan for the year to February 2027, published with the full-year results in April, calls for business profit of ¥103.0bn (up ¥2.8bn) and net income of ¥63.0bn.
Full year to February 2026
Reported 2026-04-08
Operating revenue¥505.6bn▲ +0.4%
Business profit¥100.2bn▲ +17.9%
Net income¥64.4bn▼ −24.2%
In the year to February 2026 operating revenue rose 0.4% to ¥505.6bn, business profit 17.9% to a record ¥100.2bn, and net income fell 24.2% to ¥64.4bn against a year that included special factors.