From the company's own filing for H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · reported 2026-10-08 · the filing ↗
▲ +4.0%Japan salesDomestic segment sales to outside customers (floortok's arithmetic on the company's figures).
JapanDepartment-store channel sales fell 2.9% to ¥24.2bn, now 23.4% of domestic sales from 25.2%, while directly run stores and others grew 8.2% to ¥50.4bn and e-commerce 4.1% to ¥28.5bn.
JapanFocus brands carried the half: Kashiyama +42.5%, J.PRESS +15.2%, Chacott Cosmetics +23.9% and unfilo +13.5%; the second quarter alone grew 3.0% in unsettled weather.
StoresKashiyama Premium, launched this spring to take over Onward Kashiyama's department-store made-to-measure suit business, earns about three times Kashiyama's spend per customer; an outlet-mall trial shop opened this summer.
Other callouts in the filing
SegmentThe overseas segment lost ¥497mn at operating level against ¥130mn a year earlier, as JOSEPH's retail and wholesale weakened; US J.PRESS sales rose about 1.9 times and turned profitable.
One-offNet income was helped by a ¥1.41bn gain on investment securities (¥1.71bn a year earlier) and lower impairments of ¥243mn (¥714mn); Cosme de Beauté was bought and consolidated, adding ¥2.85bn of provisional goodwill.
OutlookFull-year guidance was held at ¥247.0bn revenue and ¥12.8bn operating profit; a ¥3 centenary dividend lifts the planned total to ¥36 per share.
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H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-10-08
Revenue¥117.5bn▲ +4.3%
Operating profit¥6.1bn▲ +7.0%
Net income¥5.6bn▲ +16.6%
Q2 alone (Jun–Aug 2026)
Revenue¥54.1bn—
Operating profit¥0.5bn—
Net income¥0.6bn—
Japan▲ +4.0%Domestic segment sales to outside customers (floortok's arithmetic on the company's figures).
Onward Holdings, the department-store apparel supplier behind 23-ku, ICB and Kashiyama, grew first-half revenue 4.3% to ¥117.5bn, operating profit 7.0% to ¥6.1bn and net income 16.6% to ¥5.6bn. Its own department-store channel shrank 2.9% while directly run stores and e-commerce grew, so the growth is coming from off the department-store floor.
Q1 (Mar–May 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-07-09
Revenue¥63.5bn▲ +5.5%
Operating profit¥5.6bn▲ +5.5%
Net income¥5.0bn▲ +18.1%
Japan▲ +5.0%Domestic segment sales to outside customers (floortok's arithmetic on the company's figures).
Onward Holdings grew revenue 5.5% to ¥63.5bn in March–May 2026, with operating profit also up 5.5% to ¥5.6bn and net income up 18.1% to ¥5.0bn. Onward is the classic department-store apparel supplier — 23-ku, ICB, Jiyu-ku and Kashiyama — so its quarter is a direct read on whether the clothing floors are selling. The company guides to ¥247.0bn revenue (+4.3%) and ¥12.8bn operating profit (+10.3%) for the full year.
JapanDepartment-store sales fell 4.5% to ¥13.6bn, now 24.1% of domestic channel sales from 26.7%, on store closures and Onward's exit from unprofitable counters; its directly run stores grew 11.7%.
JapanThe core brand 23-ku grew just 1.0%; growth came from unfilo (+25.7%), Kashiyama made-to-measure (+38.5%) and Chacott Cosmetics (+45.4%), helped by heavier digital marketing and promotion.
StoresOnward Personal Style, the Kashiyama made-to-measure business, grew sales 38.5% on 11 new stores and 12% existing-store growth; WEGO's domestic existing-store sales rose 6.9%.
One-offNet profit was lifted by a ¥1.39bn gain on investment securities sold by a subsidiary, while impairment losses fell to ¥49mn from ¥293mn.
BasisNail-products company Cosme de Beauté was acquired and consolidated from this quarter, adding ¥465mn of sales and ¥146mn of operating profit; its ¥2.85bn of goodwill is provisional.
OutlookHalf-year and full-year guidance (¥247.0bn revenue, ¥12.8bn operating profit) was kept despite weather-hit June sales, with the company relying on ample summer stock, promotions and cost control.