All Financial results articles – Page 27
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Relaxo’s Q1 profitability surges on higher sales
Relaxo Footwears, an Indian group that sells shoes under various brands including Sparx, Flite and Bahamas, posted revenues from operations of 738.8 crore rupee (€81.5m) in the first quarter ended June 30, up by 10.74 percent year-on-year. Total income grew by 11.14 percent to INR 746.1 crore (€82.3m). In the ...
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BasicNet's H1 earnings decline
BasicNet, the Italian parent of Kappa, Robe di Kappa, K-Way, Superga, Sebago and other brands, suffered a 30.8 percent decline in first-half net profit to €7.4 million as the bottom line was weighed down by amortization charges and financial items. Ebitda was steady, rising slightly to €22.6 million from €22.4 ...
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News briefsHermès’ H1 sales rise by over 22%
Hermès’ first-half revenues were €6,698 million, up by a reported 22.3 percent and by 25.2 percent at constant currency rates, with growth of 20 percent or above in all geographical areas. The leather goods and saddlery division booked sales of €2,780 million, up by a reported 17.9 percent and by ...
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ArticleConcern about a slowdown at Heydude weighs on Crocs
Crocs Inc. generated more than $1 billion in second-quarter revenues on 12 percent constant-currency growth. The company increased its annual revenue guidance on to surpass the $4 billion mark, but the company’s share price plummeted 14 percent on the day on worries that the group’s pace of revenue growth, particularly ...
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ArticleHoka paces Deckers in Q1, company lifts FY guidance
Deckers Brands, intent on growing both its direct-to-consumer and international businesses in the months ahead, generated a 42 percent increase in net income to $63.6 million in the first quarter ended June 30 versus $44.8 million a year earlier. Operating income was 26 percent higher year-over-year at $70.7 million. ...
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Zegna's H1 sales rise nearly 24%
The Italian fashion group Ermenegildo Zegna’s first-half revenues rose by 23.9 percent to €903 million. Revenues at constant currency were up by 24.7 percent, and organic growth was 21.5 percent. The top line was underpinned by the consolidation of Tom Ford International and Pelletteria Tizeta from April 29. Revenues for ...
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ArticleTod’s’ H1 sales rise 21.7%, Ebit expected to double
Tod’s released preliminary sales data for the first half of 2023 that come in at €569.1 million, up by 21.7 percent year-on-year on a reported basis and by 22.8 percent at constant currency rates. The figure was in line with market expectations. Financial analysts expect that the Italian fashion house ...
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ArticlePrada’s footwear sales rise 20% in H1
In the first half of 2023, footwear sales for the Prada group in the retail channel rose by 20 percent at constant currency rates to €374 million. Shoes represented 19 percent of the group’s quarterly retail sales. The group posted growth in all footwear collections: lifestyle, sneakers and formal. Growth ...
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Converse's FY revenues rise 3%
Converse’s revenues in the fiscal year ended May 31 rose by 3 percent to nearly $2.43 billion. Currency-neutral sales increased by 8 percent last year due to revenue growth in North America, Western Europe and licensee markets that was partially offset by declines in Asia, according to the financial report ...
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SUN68 sees 2023 sales rising to €80m
SUN68, the Italian fashion brand created in 2005 by Enrico Spinazzé, increased its sales by 20 percent to €73 million and expects to reach a turnover of €80 million this year. The brand started by selling only apparel and now achieves half its sales thanks to footwear. The brand, which ...
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ArticleStella Q2 sales momentum improves in Q2
Stella International, the Hong-Kong based footwear manufacturer and retailer, said that in the second quarter of 2023 it posted a 3.1 percent decline in manufacturing revenues to $419.5 million from $432.8 million as footwear shipments dropped by 6.7 percent to 14.0 million pairs from 15.0 million a year earlier. The ...
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ArticleFootway launches a capital hike as its liquidity is under pressure
Footway announced a SEK100 million (€8.7m) capital increase and a reduction of its inventory as its liquidity “is under pressure” due to tighter credit terms from suppliers in an ”already weak market.” On July 14, Swedish e-commerce company had a market capitalization of SEK 825 million (€72m). During the first ...
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Shoe Zone lifts guidance again after ‘exceptional’ trading month
Shoe Zone has lifted its full-year profit forecast for the second time in five weeks after an “exceptional” month of sales since its last update on June 9 as consumers seek value amid the U.K.’s cost-of-living crisis. “Trading has significantly exceeded management expectations due to continued strong demand with volumes ...
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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 ...
