ZOZO, Inc. 3092

TSE · Japan · Retail Trade

¥1,088.00-10.00 (-0.91%)

Market closed· Oct 2, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· JPY · Data may be delayed

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ZOZO, Inc. 3092

TSE · Japan · Retail Trade

¥1,088.00-10.00 (-0.91%)

Market closed· Oct 2, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· JPY · Data may be delayed

Prices may be delayed and are for informational purposes only - not investment advice.

-2.99% · 6MFull-screen chart

Open ¥1,090.00High ¥1,095.00Low ¥1,078.00Close ¥1,088.00Volume 2.42M

Oct 2, 2026

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Key statistics

Previous close: ¥1,098.00
Day range: ¥1,078.00 – ¥1,095.00
52-week range: ¥974.50 – ¥1,405.00
Volume: 2.42M
Market cap: ¥956.48B
P/E (last fiscal year): 20.1
Dividend yield (annualized): 3.72%
Next earnings date: 2026-10-29
Avg. volume (1Y): 3.96M

Performance

1 week

-3.26%

1 month

-1.64%

3 months

-4.51%

6 months

-2.16%

Year to date

-11.50%

1 year

-15.56%

Total return, dividends included.

Company profile

Sector: Retail Trade
Industry: Internet Retail
Country: Japan
Exchange: TSE
Shares outstanding: 881.80M
Employees: 1,894
ISIN: JP3399310006
Beta: 0.47

Technical view

Below averages

Where the price sits against its 50- and 200-day moving averages.

Valuation & analysis

Makkler Fair Value, financial health score, analyst view, peers and MakklerAI.

News

Yahoo FinanceNov 02, 2025

Should ZOZO’s (TSE:3092) Stock Split and AI Push Influence Investor Outlook?

ZOZO, Inc. announced a dividend for the second quarter ended September 30, 2025, reflecting a post-stock-split payout of ¥19 per share and issued year-end dividend guidance, alongside a three-for-one stock split and a scheduled payout on November 25, 2025. The company also reported significant annual growth in both Gross Merchandise Value and net sales, while introducing a new K-Fashion Zone and advancing its AI-driven recommendation capabilities to further enhance customer engagement and...

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