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Breakdown of SG&A Expenses<br />

Gross profit rose ¥35.9 billion, to ¥248.3 billion. The gross<br />

profit margin was 47.3%, approximately the same as for the<br />

previous fiscal year, as a 1.1 percentage point decline in the<br />

<strong>UNIQLO</strong> Japan gross profit margin was offset by the contribution<br />

of high-margin Global Brand operations.<br />

� SG&A Expenses<br />

SG&A expenses on a consolidated basis increased ¥41.3 billion,<br />

to ¥183.4 billion, and the ratio of SG&A expenses to<br />

consolidated net sales increased to 34.9%, compared with<br />

31.7% for the previous fiscal year. This increase in expenses<br />

was due to a rise in the ratio of SG&A expenses to sales in<br />

the <strong>UNIQLO</strong> Japan operations, the consolidation of certain<br />

subsidiaries with high ratios of SG&A expenses to sales, and<br />

an increase in the amortization of goodwill.<br />

SG&A expenses in <strong>UNIQLO</strong> Japan in fiscal 2007 amounted<br />

to ¥128.6 billion (representing an increase of 12.7% year<br />

on year). This increase was generally at the level planned,<br />

but, as a result of a shortfall in sales compared with the plan,<br />

the ratio of SG&A expenses to sales increased. In addition to<br />

rises in expenses owing to expansion in employment, personnel,<br />

and advertising expenses incurred in connection with<br />

measures to strengthen the <strong>UNIQLO</strong> brand, rental costs rose<br />

along with the rise in the number of stores located in buildings<br />

in urban centers, shopping centers, and other locations.<br />

The consolidation of certain subsidiaries with higher ratios<br />

of expenses to sales was also a factor driving the ratio of<br />

SG&A expenses to sales higher. These were CABIN and<br />

G.U., which were newly consolidated, PRINCESSE TAM.TAM<br />

business, which was consolidated for the full year, and consolidation<br />

of COMPTOIR DES COTONNIERS business, which<br />

has a higher expenses ratio and reported a substantial rise in<br />

sales for the fiscal year. In addition, amortization of goodwill<br />

rose ¥3.1 billion from the previous fiscal year, to ¥4.2 billion<br />

for the fiscal year under review. Of this total, amortization of<br />

goodwill in connection with the acquisition of Créations<br />

Nelson S.A.S. and PETIT VEHICULE S.A.S. together amounted<br />

to ¥3.8 billion, and amortization in connection with the<br />

purchase of CABIN shares for the fiscal year was ¥0.4 billion.<br />

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FAST RETAILING ANNUAL REPORT 2007<br />

2007 2006 2005<br />

Millions % to % Millions % to % Millions % to %<br />

of Yen Sales Change of Yen Sales Change of Yen Sales Change<br />

Personnel ¥070,370 13.4 +34.6 ¥052,272 11.6 +25.6 ¥041,620 10.9 +15.2<br />

Advertising and promotion 26,261 5.0 +18.1 22,231 5.0 +9.8 20,246 5.3 +10.7<br />

Rent 43,453 8.3 +26.4 34,377 7.7 +23.8 27,773 7.2 +8.4<br />

Depreciation/amortization 6,567 1.3 +21.4 5,409 1.2 +122.3 2,433 0.6 +32.2<br />

Others 36,780 7.0 +32.4 27,771 6.2 +29.0 21,524 5.6 +24.0<br />

Total ¥183,432 34.9 +29.1 ¥142,063 31.7 +25.1 ¥113,598 29.6 +14.5<br />

Earnings per Share<br />

(Yen)<br />

203.05<br />

304.92<br />

331.99<br />

397.38<br />

311.98<br />

FY ’03 ’04 ’05 ’06 ’07<br />

� Other Gains and<br />

Losses<br />

Other gains amounted to<br />

¥1.9 billion. The principal<br />

other items were a gain of<br />

¥1.4 billion on the sale of<br />

certain fixed assets of<br />

CABIN and ¥0.2 billion<br />

resulting from the reversal<br />

of the allowance for doubtful<br />

accounts of ONEZONE.<br />

Other losses were ¥3.7 billion,<br />

consisting primarily of<br />

Net Income<br />

(Billions of Yen)<br />

FY ’03 ’04 ’05 ’06 ’07<br />

¥1.1 billion in losses due to the removal of fixed assets and<br />

other losses incurred in connection with the closure of stores<br />

in the <strong>UNIQLO</strong> Japan and CABIN operations; ¥1.4 billion in<br />

losses due to the impairment of assets in the ONEZONE,<br />

CABIN, and <strong>UNIQLO</strong> USA; and ¥0.6 billion in the one-time<br />

amortization of goodwill accompanying the write-down of the<br />

value of VIEWCOMPANY stocks.<br />

� Net Income<br />

Net income for fiscal 2007 amounted to ¥31.7 billion, ¥8.6<br />

billion lower than for the previous fiscal year. Net income per<br />

share was ¥311.98, ¥85.40 below the level for fiscal 2006.<br />

Results by Group Operation<br />

<strong>UNIQLO</strong> Japan <strong>Operations</strong><br />

The <strong>UNIQLO</strong> Japan operations, which account for 81% of<br />

consolidated net sales, reported an increase of 7.9% in sales<br />

in fiscal 2007, to ¥424.7 billion. Factors contributing to this<br />

rise in sales were an increase of 27 in the number of directlymanaged<br />

stores compared with the end of the previous fiscal<br />

20.9<br />

31.4<br />

33.9<br />

Operating Income<br />

(Billions of Yen)<br />

41.3<br />

64.0<br />

56.7<br />

40.4<br />

70.4<br />

31.7<br />

64.9<br />

FY ’03 ’04 ’05 ’06 ’07

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