1. The trend of increasing revenue and profits.
All 7 stocks were performing well until the previous period, but as of the February 2025 periodSeven & IandIonofThe top 2 companies are decelerating.It was done.
Seven & IIn the fiscal year 2023, due to the impact of non-core businesses such as the department store business that was sold by then, revenue has fluctuated depending on the year, but operating profit has increased for three consecutive periods until February 2024, achieving record highs for two consecutive periods. However, for the interim financial results for the period ending in February 2025 (3-8 months), while revenue increased, profits decreased by double digits, leading to a downward revision of the full-year outlook to double-digit decline.In the interim results for the period ending in February 2025 (3-8 months), while revenue increased, profits decreased by double digits, leading to a downward revision of the full-year outlook to double-digit decline.The revenue has been revised upward. The operating profit of overseas convenience store operations decreased significantly by 35% year-on-year due to the impact of the decline in consumption by the middle and lower income groups in the USA along with inflation, with the main domestic convenience store operations also performing poorly, resulting in a 7.8% decline. Supermarket operations such as Ito-Yokado also saw a decrease of over 20%.
IonIn the February 24 term, it achieved three consecutive years of increased revenue and profit, reaching the highest sales and profits ever.In the interim financial results for the February 25 term, like Seven & I Holdings, the operating profit decreased by double digits.Due to rising prices, operating expenses increased, while a decrease in gross profit margin due to strengthened pricing strategies was a factor. However, the full-year outlook maintains the expectation of increased revenue to 10 trillion yen and operating profit to 270 billion yen.