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Accent Group’s net profit plunges 32.9 per cent

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Footwear retailer Accent Group ‘s net profit plunged amid higher sales in the last fiscal year. The company saw net profit dip 32.9 For the current fiscal year, the company plans to open at least 50 new stores. The post Accent Group’s net profit plunges 32.9 per cent to $59.5

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Domino’s Pizza Enterprises books lower net profit

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Domino’s Pizza Enterprises saw net profit decline despite higher sales during the past fiscal year. The company’s net profit fell 1.9 This will be offset by planned store closures to improve profitability in France and Japan. per cent to $120.4 million while network sales grew 4.6 per cent to $4.19

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Coles delivers higher net profit amid increase in sales

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Coles saw its profit slightly grow on the back of higher revenue in the last fiscal year, amid the renewal and opening of new stores. The supermarket chain’s net profit grew 1.8 Coles plans to open approximately eight new supermarkets, close five, and renew 50 stores. per cent to $1.12 billion as group sales rose 5.1

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Breville’s net profit up; the Americas, EMEA lead growth

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Australian-listed appliance maker Breville Group’s net profit rose 7.5 “We will continue to plan inventory for accelerated growth while at the same time managing costs to protect against downside risks.” per cent to $118.5 million in the last fiscal year. The company booked record revenue of $1.53 million. .

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The Reject Shop’s net profit plunges amid rising costs, shrinkage

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The Reject Shop’s net profit declined significantly despite higher sales in the last fiscal year. The discount retailer’s net profit plunged 35.9 “In order to address these challenges, management has been focused on gross profit margin improvement. per cent to $4.7 million while sales grew 4.1

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Solomon Lew plans to spin off Peter Alexander and Smiggle next year

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Retail billionaire Solomon Lew has announced plans to spin off two major brands Peter Alexander and Smiggle from his public company Premier Investments next year, as part of a global expansion strategy. Premier Investments posted net profit after tax of $177.2 million for the first half of FY24, while EBIT reached $209.8

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Stellantis Faces More Problems as Layoffs Become Imminent

Retail Wire

After facing a 48% drop in net profit for the first half 2024, Stellantis is planning to lay off up to 2,450 U.S. plant workers in Warren, Michigan, later this year.