From the company's own filing for Full year to August 2026 · reported 2026-10-14 · the filing ↗
▲ +8.7%Japan salesDomestic business operating revenue, as reported.
JapanThe domestic business grew operating revenue 8.7% to ¥511.0bn and segment profit 21.6% to ¥63.4bn; store sales rose on seasonal promotions such as MUJI Week, but online sales fell below last year after the first-half system outage.
StoresMUJI opened 50 stores and closed 10 in Japan, mostly in suburban everyday-shopping areas, ending August with 723; overseas it reached 763 (71 opened, 37 closed) and restarted openings in North America.
Not disclosedThe results filing gives no tax-free or overseas-visitor sales figure for MUJI's Japan stores, so inbound demand cannot be separated from domestic growth.
Other callouts in the filing
SegmentEast Asia is now nearly as profitable as Japan: revenue rose 32.2% to ¥293.8bn and segment profit 44.2% to ¥61.7bn, with mainland China up across every category.
One-offNet income got extra help below operating level from currency gains, a ¥2.4bn gain on selling cross-held shares and deferred tax assets booked at overseas subsidiaries.
OutlookFor the year to August 2027 it forecasts operating revenue of ¥1,014.0bn (+9.8%) and operating profit of ¥114.0bn (+10.2%), with net income down 4.5% to ¥73.0bn as this year's one-offs drop out.
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Full year to August 2026
Reported 2026-10-14
Operating revenue¥923.6bn▲ +17.7%
Operating profit¥103.4bn▲ +40.1%
Net income¥76.4bn▲ +50.3%
Q4 alone (Jun–Aug 2026)
Operating revenue¥232.8bn—
Operating profit¥22.6bn—
Net income¥17.8bn—
Japan▲ +8.7%Domestic business operating revenue, as reported.
MUJI's operator cleared ¥100bn of operating profit for the first time in the year to August 2026: operating revenue rose 17.7% to ¥923.6bn, operating profit 40.1% to ¥103.4bn and net income 50.3% to ¥76.4bn, all records. Overseas stores and a weaker yen did most of the lifting, while Japan grew 8.7%. It expects revenue to pass ¥1 trillion this year.
Nine months to May 2026 · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-07-10
Operating revenue¥690.8bn▲ +16.9%
Operating profit¥80.8bn▲ +36.0%
Net income¥58.6bn▲ +34.3%
Japan▲ +8.9%Domestic business operating revenue, as reported.
MUJI's operator kept compounding: operating revenue rose 17% and operating profit 36% across the nine months to May 2026, and it lifted its full-year forecast. Steady global store growth and firm domestic demand kept the no-brand brand among the season's clearest winners.
JapanMUJI's domestic business grew operating revenue 8.9% to ¥391.1bn and segment profit 23.9% to ¥51.2bn, on promotions such as MUJI Week and margin gains from in-house production and fewer markdowns.
StoresMUJI opened 33 stores and closed 8 in Japan, mainly in suburban everyday-shopping areas, reaching 708; overseas stores now number 755 (56 opened, 30 closed).
Not disclosedThe Q3 filing and Q&A give no tax-free or visitor sales figure for MUJI's Japan stores, so inbound demand cannot be separated from domestic growth.
SegmentOverseas is the faster engine: East Asia revenue rose 29.3% to ¥212.8bn (profit +39.6%), Southeast Asia & Oceania 34.7% and Europe & North America 21.9%.
One-offOne-offs helped below operating level: ¥2.4bn from selling cross-shareholdings and ¥1.7bn compensation tied to the ransomware-related system outage, against a ¥3.1bn loss on disposing fixed assets.
OutlookThe full-year forecast was raised again, to ¥907.0bn revenue and ¥98.0bn operating profit, but management trimmed its fourth-quarter domestic revenue outlook after weak June sales, lifting overseas instead.