All Financial results articles – Page 11
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Dr. Martens trading in line with its expectations
Dr. Martens said that trading since the start of the current financial year, which kicked off on April 1, has been in line with expectations. The fiscal first quarter is the British company’s smallest period of the year as it is marked by the end of spring/summer trading. The firm ...
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H&M’s profits continue to be hit by costs and dollar
H&M said that in the second quarter ended May 31 operating profit fell to SEK 4.741 billion (€400.6m) from SEK 4.988 billion the year earlier, with the operating margin narrowing to 8.2 percent from 9.2 percent as high raw material and freight costs and a strong U.S. dollar continued to ...
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SportsShoes.com's Q1 sales up 20%
SportsShoes.com has announced sales figures for its first quarter of the fiscal year that began March 1, 2023. According to the report, the British e-tailer, which was founded in 1982, saw its sales surge by 20 percent year-on-year to £83.8 million (€97.3m). At the same time, it added 140,000 new ...
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ArticleJD Sports’ growth slows down in May
JD Sports Fashion said that it benefited from ”further positive trading in all regions” through May with overall growth in organic sales at constant exchange rates up around 8 percent year-on-year. In the first three months of the company’s fiscal year, which ends on Feb. 3, 2024, growth in organic ...
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ArticlePrimark’s Q3 sales up 13%
In the 12 weeks to May 27, corresponding to its third fiscal quarter, Primark’s sales rose by 13 percent at constant currency rates to £1,998 million (€2,327m), with like-for-like sales up by 7 percent, thanks to higher average selling prices. In the first nine months of the fiscal year, revenues ...
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ArticleEcco’s 2022 sales rise by 30% to €1,586m but earnings remain below pre-Covid levels
In 2022, Ecco’s revenues rose by 30 percent to €1,586 million from €1,218 million a year earlier and exceeded a pre-Covid-19 turnover of €1,360 million posted in 2019. Comparable sales were up by 18 percent. In January 2022, the Danish footwear and leather group acquired a controlling interest in Ecco ...
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Santoni expects 20% sales growth in 2023
Santoni, the Italian luxury footwear brand, expects to increase sales by 20 percent in 2023 from the €98.8 million posted the previous year. The brand aims to develop direct-to-consumer sales with the opening of monobrand stores in Europe and by increasing the share of online revenues to 12 percent of ...
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Next increases full-year guidance after strong start to Q2
Next increased its full-year guidance after a strong start to its fiscal second quarter thanks to warmer weather and higher household incomes in the wake of annual salary increases. In the first seven weeks of the second quarter, full price sales were up by 9.3 percent year-over-year. Over the ...
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Mansèll’s FY sales rise 16.2%
Mansèll, the Italian brand specialized in leather shoes and accessories, expects to open its first monobrand early 2024 in Via della Spiga, in the heart of Milan’s fashion district. Eurasia, the company that owns the brand, also announced that 2022 sales rose by 16.2 percent to €16.5 million, with wholesale ...
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Munich’s 2022 sales reach €74.3m
Munich, the Spanish brand of sneakers, increased 2022 sales by 40 percent to €74.3 million. The brand has 29 monobrand stores in Spain and plans to open two more in the coming weeks. It is also building up its collection of fashion footwear, whose sales rose by 35 percent in ...
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ArticleAsos returns to profitability and Frasers Group lifts its stake
Asos, the struggling British online fashion retailer, returned to profitability in the third quarter and said its turnaround strategy was starting to bear fruit, prompting Frasers Group to lift its stake in the company to 10.6 percent. Adjusted Ebit rose more than £20 million (€23.3m) in the three months to ...
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H&M Q2 sales ‘flattish’ in local currencies
H&M said that in the period from March 1 to May 31, corresponding to its second fiscal quarter, net sales came in at SEK 57.616 billion (€4.97bn), up by 6 percent year-over-year on a reported basis while in local currencies sales were “flattish”. “Sales in the second quarter were affected ...
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Rene Caovilla sees 2023 sales up at least 15%
The Italian luxury footwear maker Rene Caovilla expects sales to rise by at least 15 percent this year after growing about 50 percent in 2022. In an interview with the daily Corriere della Sera, the chairman and creative director, René Fernando Caovilla, who took over the company created by his ...
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Yue Yuen’s industrial utilization rate is improving
Yue Yuen’s facility utilization rate is estimated to have improved based on the company’s monthly sales figures, according to the analysts of the U.S. bank Citi. In May, the company’s operating revenues fell by 7.5 percent year-over-year to $701.0 million after declining by 8.2 percent to $684.6 million in April. ...
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Piquadro FY net profit up 46%
Piquadro said that in the full year ended March 31 its net profit rose by more than 46 percent to €6.5 million euros as sales grew by 17.5 percent to €175.6 million euros. EBITDA totaled €27.7 million euros, up from €25.3 million a year earlier, while adjusted EBITDA increased by ...
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Scarpa's FY sales reach €169m
Scarpa posted consolidated sales of €169 million for 2022, which marks a 26 percent increase from 2021. The Ebitda of €21.5 million compares to an Ebitda of €18.8 million in 2021. In 2022, the Italian outdoor footwear specialist further strengthened its commitment to sustainability through the launch of LIFE Re-Shoes, ...
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ArticleDesigner Brands to resume selling Nike in Q4
Designer Brands unexpectedly announced that it will resume selling Nike shoes from the fourth quarter of this year, as the U.S. sportwear brand reverses its policy of dropping wholesale clients to focus on direct-to-consumer channels. Earlier, on June 1, Macy’s announced that it would be selling Nike apparel from October, ...
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ArticleInditex’s Q1 sales rise 13%
Inditex, the Spanish group that owns the brands Zara, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius and Oysho, said that in the first quarter ended April 30 sales reached €7.6 billion, up by 13 percent year-over-year on a reported basis and grew 15 percent in constant currencies. Gross profit rose by 14 ...
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ArticleDr. Martens warns of declining margins in the current fiscal year
Shares in Dr. Martens nosedived as the British bootmaker warned that operating margins for the full year ending in March 2024 could be lower than in the previous 12 months because of extra costs stemming from blunders at its Los Angeles distribution center. Current full-year Ebitda margins are expected to ...
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ArticleCaleres launches a cost-savings program as business softens
Caleres is the latest of string of footwear companies announcing weaker-than-expected sales because of a “challenging” U.S. retailing environment. To maintain its adjusted earnings guidance for the full year, the group launched a cost-saving program. In the first quarter ended April 29, net sales were down by 9.8 percent year-over-year ...
