Lotte Shopping: foreign-customer sales up 80%, one-offs weigh on Q3 profit
Lotte Shopping's Q3 department-store sales to foreign customers rose 80% year on year, while one-off expenses reduced reported operating profit, per TradingView.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Lotte Shopping's department-store sales to foreign customers rose 80% year on year in the third quarter. One-off expenses, however, weighed on reported operating profit.
Busan fulfillment orders came in above the company's initial expectations. Hi-Mart grew its online and smart-appliance sales, although weather weighed on parts of the business.
why it matters
For investors the picture is mixed: strong demand from foreign shoppers contrasts with one-off costs that pressure reported profit. Weather added weakness in some retail lines, so profit trends in upcoming reports will be key to judging how durable the growth is.
market impact
Lotte Shopping shares: strong foreign demand offset by one-off costs squeezing profit
- Lotte Shopping shares mixed — strong foreign-customer sales offset by one-off costs pressuring profit
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- Lotte Shopping: Foreign-customer sales surged, while one-offs and rainy weather pressured parts of Q3 performance — TradingView, 6 November 2026 at 01:52 UTC
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