The Japanese online fashion retailer posted net profit of Y47.93bn for the year ended 31 March, up from Y45.35bn, with revenue rising to Y228.37bn from Y213.13bn.
Operating profit increased to Y69.37bn from Y64.76bn, pretax profit edged up to Y69.26bn from Y64.89bn, and earnings per share rose to Y54.11 from Y50.90.
The results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards, showing broad year-on-year growth across sales, profit and per-share earnings in the latest full-year performance.
How does reporting under Japanese GAAP alter ZOZO's performance compared to global IFRS standards?
How will the LYST acquisition reshape ZOZO's long-term profitability beyond just boosting sales volume?
With record sales, how did ZOZO successfully cut its logistics and shipping cost ratios?
Will ZOZO's BNPL service 'TsukePay' become a major profit driver or a costly perk?
As TikTok Shop expands in Japan, what is ZOZO's strategy to compete or collaborate?
Did ZOZO's Y707 million loss on discontinued ventures signal a failure in its innovation strategy?