- Shimamura maintains its operating income forecast at 60.69 billion yen, slightly below the estimate of 61.75 billion yen.
- Net income is projected at 42.86 billion yen, slightly below the estimated 43.98 billion yen.
- Projected net sales are 692.64 billion yen, compared to an estimate of 694.96 billion yen.
- Shimamura Business sales are expected to be 512.00 billion yen, almost meeting the estimate of 512.43 billion yen.
- Avail Business sales are projected at 70.00 billion yen, above the estimate of 68.83 billion yen.
- Birthday Business sales are anticipated to reach 83.50 billion yen, higher than the estimate of 80.73 billion yen.
- Chambre Business sales are forecasted at 16.76 billion yen, closely matching the estimate of 16.5 billion yen.
- The projected dividend is set at 205 yen per share, below the estimated 206.46 yen.
- Shimamura will execute a share split at a ratio of 1 to 3, effective February 21, 2026.
- Efforts to strengthen sales included using influencers and characters to counteract the impact of harsh summer conditions and tailoring regional measures to customer demographics.
- The online store’s pickup service performed well, aiding in increased customer referrals between physical and online stores.
- The company opened 11 new stores and closed 8, resulting in a total of 1,419 stores.
- Analysts’ ratings for Shimamura consist of 3 buys, 8 holds, and 2 sells.
A look at Shimamura Smart Scores
| Factor | Score | Magnitude |
|---|---|---|
| Value | 3 | |
| Dividend | 3 | |
| Growth | 3 | |
| Resilience | 4 | |
| Momentum | 3 | |
| OVERALL SMART SCORE | 3.2 |
Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma
Shimamura Co., Ltd., known for its chain stores offering clothing, bedding, and furnishing goods, has a mixed long-term outlook based on the Smartkarma Smart Scores. Analyzing the scores provided, Shimamura rates moderately across various factors: Value, Dividend, Growth, Momentum, and particularly high in Resilience. This indicates that while the company may not stand out in any single area, it shows strength in its ability to withstand challenges and maintain stability over time.
Despite not excelling in any specific category, having consistent scores across the board suggests a balanced approach to its operations. With stores predominantly located in suburban areas throughout Japan, Shimamura seems to focus on catering to a wide customer base across different demographics. The company’s strategy appears to prioritize stability and steady progress rather than rapid growth or aggressive dividend payments, aligning with its reputation for being a reliable option in the retail sector.
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