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<\/a><\/p>\nJapan
In its home country of Japan, sales moved up 7.6 percent YoY to \u00a537,386 million, and operating profit gained 34.6 percent to \u00a51,054 million, both reaching record highs. Mizuno stated, \u201cIn Japan, sales of Football and Golf remained strong. In addition, sales of Sportstyle shoes and Work business products, which apply expertise gained through sporting goods development, continued to perform well. In Golf, the new golf club \u201cJPX ONE\u201d, which applies expertise gained through Baseball bat development, was well received. In the Work business as well, the business expanded steadily, with Business-to-Business(B2B) customer increasing further. Furthermore, Sportstyle shoes applying the functions of Running shoes grew steadily in the direct sales channel, which also boosted the gross profit margin.\u201d<\/p>\n
Europe
European sales climbed 24.0 percent YoY to \u00a59,877 million, and operating profit jumped 167.7 percent YoY to \u00a51,040 million. Mizuno reported, \u201cEurope saw strong performance in the core businesses of Running and Golf, and sales of Sportstyle shoes also increased.\u201d<\/p>\n
Americas
In the Americas, net sales increased 15.8 percent year-over-year (YOY) to \u00a513,749 million, and operating profit advanced 8.4 percent to \u00a51,851 million, both reaching record highs. Mizuno said, \u201cIn the Americas, sales increased as Golf, the core business, continued to perform strongly. In addition to the high regard for products centered on forged irons, the Company has also earned strong trust from users through its custom fitting services. Baseball and Running also recorded increases in revenue, and profits increased despite rising costs such as tariffs.\u201d<\/p>\n
Mizuno also said indoor category sales declined in the Americas \u201cdue to intensifying competition.\u201d The U.S. tariffs\u2019 impact on earnings was \u00a50.6 billion.<\/p>\n
Among categories in the Americas, golf sales grew to \u00a56.9 billion from \u00a55.6 billion, baseball sales increased to \u00a53.7 billion from \u00a53.5 billion, running sales expanded to \u00a51.6 billion from \u00a51.3 billion, and indoor sales declined to \u00a50.7 billion from \u00a50.9 billion.<\/p>\n
Asia and Oceania
In the Asia and Oceania region, sales reached a record high of \u00a510,492 million, an increase of 1,546 million (up 17.3 percent YoY), and operating profit was \u00a51,087 million, a decrease 1.2 percent YoY. Mizuno said, \u201cIn Asia and Oceania, sales of Running, Football, Indoor, and Sportstyle shoes increased. On the other hand, Golf, which has a high profit margin, saw declines in sales and profit due to stagnation in the South Korean Golf market.\u201d<\/p>\n
Performance by Product Category<\/p>\n