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Departmentstore chain Myer expects fiscal first-half sales and netprofit to decline year over year amid a challenging trading environment. “Like many retailers, we have had to contend with inflationary pressures and greater promotional cadence, which has an impact on profits.”
Myer has flagged a drop in profit for this fiscal year, largely due to underperformance at its three specialty brands amid macroeconomic challenges. The departmentstore chain expects netprofit after tax of between $50 million and $54 million for FY24, compared to $71.1 million in the prior year.
Departmentstore chain Myer delivered its highest full-year sales since 2005 this year but remains cautious as consumer spending declines due to unfavourable economic conditions. per cent of total sales – and a 10 per cent increase in productivity gains at physical stores. ” Netprofit rose 18.2
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