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Lovisa’s netprofit increased in the first half after the opening of 43 new stores worldwide. The jewellery and accessories retailer’s profit grew 6.5 It expects to open its first Zambia store in the coming week, marking its 50th market globally. Last fiscal year, Lovisa’s netprofit grew 20.9
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Universal Store Holdings has appointed George Do in the newly created role of Universal Store and Perfect Stranger divisional CEO, effective March 1, after suffering a steep netprofit decline in the first half. The new appointment comes after the group posted a netprofit of $11.3 per cent, which included a $13.6
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Solid results in the Australian food and B2B business segments drive an increase in first-half sales and netprofit for Woolworths Group. The supermarket group’s netprofit rose 2.5 The post Woolworths books higher netprofit, sales in first half appeared first on Inside Retail Australia.
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Lovisa Holdings booked higher netprofit amid a strong trading performance and global expansion in the last fiscal year. The company’s netprofit grew 20.9 The jewellery and accessories retailer ended the fiscal year with 900 stores globally after opening a net 128 new stores., per cent to $82.4
Australian-listed appliance maker Breville Group’s netprofit rose 7.5 “We enter FY25 with some momentum on the top line, our new product development (NPD) pipeline continuing to release, new markets outperforming, and our solutions offerings developing,” said Jim Clayton, Breville Group CEO. per cent to $118.5
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SHEIN generated $23 billion in revenue and netprofits of $800 million in 2022, people close to the company told WSJ. The decreased valuation was attributed to the wider decline in tech company stock prices as well as rising geopolitical headwinds and increased competition.
. “Our online offer is a scale business that returned to growth in the second half and has continued to increase market share throughout FY23.” ” Netprofit rose 18.2 Statutory netprofit rose 23.3 per cent to $71.1 million for the 12 months to July 29, the highest since 2015. per cent to $60.4
Value retailer Miniso has posted double-digit increases in both revenue and profit for the quarter ended March 31, driven by the higher number of stores across all markets. million, while revenue from overseas markets jumped 52.6 Operating profit was US$102.9 per cent, while adjusted netprofit increased 27.7
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. “Whilst I remain cautious in this uncertain context I am confident in our ability to navigate the current as well as future cycles,” Rupert said in a statement, adding Richemont would continue to invest in production and marketing. Richemont’s netprofit for the first half of its financial year fell to $494.64
The market for Moshi Moshis products and price points in neighbouring countries would seem to be substantial and the company has not been at all reluctant to open shops at a rapid pace. However, better control of selling and administrative expenses helped deliver an increase in netprofit for the quarter of 108.1
CEO Mark Coulter said the company bucked the slowdown caused by cost-of-living pressures, with revenue soaring in an overall market that was down 4 per cent. Despite the surge in sales, netprofit fell from $8.3 The number of active customers also rose to a historic high of 1.1 million, representing a 31 per cent increase.
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International markets continued their strong performance, with revenue rising 41.9 The companys adjusted diluted earnings per share (EPS) grew 16 per cent year over year, while adjusted netprofit rose 15.4 Revenue from our Miniso brand in Mainland China saw a 10.9 per cent rise, Guofu said. per cent yearly.
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Noni B appeared to fare better under Alceon and Scott Evans who was appointed as CEO following the on-market takeover, but its financial results were flattered by the 2017 acquisition of the Pretty Girl Group and the 2018 purchase of five retail chains from Specialty Fashion Group. million and net earnings to a modest $3.3
Premier Investments posted netprofit after tax of $177.2 Management cited a challenging discretionary retail environment, with customers exposed to increased cost of living pressures in all global markets. million for the first half of FY24, while EBIT reached $209.8 million, exceeding previous guidance.
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billion – 20 per cent of which were made online – leading to a statutory netprofit figure of $46.4 Myer’s profit is a strong improvement on the $172.4 The result, according to CEO John King, is due to the business’ ability to thrive despite the extraordinary market conditions, and a continued focus on its online channel.
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