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What is Fast Retailing?

The Fast Retailing Group, the global developer of fashion brands including UNIQLO, GU, and Theory, achieved consolidated annual sales of ¥2.7665 trillion for the year ended August 2023 (FY2023). The Group's pillar UNIQLO operation boasts 2,434 stores worldwide and FY2023 sales of ¥2.3275 trillion.
Driven by its LifeWear (ultimate everyday clothing) concept, UNIQLO offers unique products made from high-quality, highly functional materials, and offers them at readily affordable prices by managing everything from procurement and design to production and retail sales. Meanwhile, our GU brand, which skillfully balances low prices and fashion fun for everyone, generated annual sales of ¥295.2 billion.
The Fast Retailing Group seeks to become the No. 1 brand among customers worldwide by proactively minimizing the environmental impact of our businesses; building supply chains that protect human rights, health, and safety; developing circular products; and tackling social issues.

Fast Retailing Sales and Transition

Revenue and Store Numbers
Note: Data has been presented on a consolidated basis since fiscal 2002.
Data based on International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) since FY2014.

Major Global Apparel Manufacturer and Retailer

Company Name(Flagship Brand)
Country
End of Fiscal Year
Sales(Trillion of yen)
Sales(Billions of dollar)
Change (%)(Local base)
Inditex, S.A.(ZARA)
Spain
Jan. 2024
5.87
38.9
+10.4
H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB
Sweden
Nov. 2023
3.44
22.8
+5.6
FAST RETAILING CO., LTD.(UNIQLO)
Japan
Aug. 2023
2.76
18.3
+20.2
Gap Inc.
USA
Feb. 2024
2.24
14.8
-4.7
lululemon athletica inc.
USA
Jan. 2024
1.44
9.6
+18.6
PVH Corp.(Calvin Klein,Tommy Hilfiger)
USA
Feb. 2024
1.38
9.2
+2.1
Next plc
UK
Jan. 2024
1.04
6.9
+9.1
Ralph Lauren Corporation
USA
Apr. 2023
0.97
6.4
+3.6
Victoria's Secret & Co.
USA
Feb. 2024
0.93
6.1
-2.6
American Eagle Outfitters Inc
USA
Feb. 2024
s0.79
5.2
+5.4
Note: Compiled from each company’s annual re port; calculated at the exchange rate as of February 29,2024 ($1=¥150.73) SPA: Abbreviation for Specialty store retailer of Private label Apparel, an apparel manufacturing and retailing company that integrates all processes from manufacturing to sales, including material procurement, planning, development, manufacturing, distribution, sales and inventory control SPA: Specialty store retailer of private label apparel, an apparel manufacturing and retailing business that integrates all processes from production to sales.

UNIQLO Business Model

UNIQLO’s integrated business model, which encompasses all processes from planning, planning, production, distribution, and sales, has enabled the company to develop a succession of unique products that no other company can imitate. UNIQLO is expanding its market share around the world as a brand that offers innovative materials developed in collaboration with synthetic fiber manufacturers and basic designs using high-quality natural materials.
Based on the concept of LifeWear, UNIQLO continues to create the ultimate everyday clothing that makes the daily lives of people everywhere more comfortable. In today's highly digitalized society, UNIQLO is evolving into a business model that connects directly with customers and gives immediate shape to their requests.

UNIQLO Business Model

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