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Japan Home Centre revenue increases

By Mei Ling Tan
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Japan Home Centre revenue increases
Japan Home Centre revenue increases

Japan Home Centre (Macau) posted an increase of 7.6 per cent revenue year-on-year to HK$39.3 million (MOP40.5 million/US$5.7 million) for its fiscal year ended June 30, according to the annual report released yesterday on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by the International Houseware Retail Company Limited (IH Retail).

The comparable store sales growth rate of the stores in Macau is 1.3 per cent, down compared to the 5.9 per cent of the previous fiscal year.

The total revenue of IH Retail went up to HK$2.04 billion (MOP2.10 billion/US$263 million), indicating a growth of 4.5 per cent year-on-year despite the short-term fluctuation and challenges of the retail market.
‘The increase in revenue for the year was mainly due to the opening of new stores and growth in comparable store sales,’ the report noted.

Eight self-managed stores in Macau are under IH Retail, with 277 stores in Hong Kong.

IH Retail and its subsidiaries is the largest house ware retail chain in Hong Kong, Singapore and Macau. Stores can also be found in Cambodia, Indonesia, East Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and New Zealand.

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