All Financial results articles – Page 61
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Designer Brands misses expectations in Q1
The Covid-19 pandemic has taken its toll on Designer Brands, the American shoe retailing group previously called DSW. It recorded significantly lower sales and heavy losses for its first quarter ended on May 2 – both worse than analysts’ expectations - hampered by strong markdowns and store closures from March ...
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Zalando sees significantly hike in Q2 sales, Ebit
Zalando anticipates a significant increase in sales and Ebit in the second quarter, driven by changing consumer behavior, in particular a strong increase in the preference for digital offerings, as well as the development of its platform, which includes the accelerated expansion of its partner program. It adds that second-quarter ...
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Boohoo buys two brands, Oasis and Warehouse
In the wake of its capital increase, that raised £197.7 million (€220.8m-$248.0m) in gross proceeds on May 15, the U.K. online fashion retailer Boohoo has bought two brands, Oasis and Warehouse, for £5.25 million (€5.9m-$6.6m) from Hilco Capital. The two brands will be integrated onto Boohoo’s platform, benefiting from the ...
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ArticleGenesco ends first quarter deep in the red
Genesco, the parent company of shoe retail chains such as Journeys and Johnston & Murphy in the U.S. and Schuh in the U.K., faced a $79.3 million impairment charge in the first fiscal quarter ended on May 2, and ended with a net loss of $134.7 million, against income of ...
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ArticleZara’s parent wants 25% of sales online within 2 years
Inditex, the Spanish group that owns the brands Zara, Pull & Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho, Zara Home and Uterqüe, wants online sales to represent over 25 percent of the total by 2022, compared with 14 percent in 2019, and to restructure its store network, that will be further ...
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ArticleCaleres to accelerate store closures as e-commerce surges
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a dramatic surge in the importance of e-commerce in Caleres’ sales, representing about a third of the company’s revenues in its fiscal first quarter, and prompting it to accelerate the closure of some 160 stores by the end of 2021.
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Wolverine performs better than expected
Wolverine Worldwide told analysts at the Baird 2020 Global Consumer, Technology, and Services Conference on June 4 that its sales were better than expected in the first nine weeks of its second quarter, falling by less than 50 percent overall. The impact of the coronavirus-related retail lockdown was partly offset ...
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Steve Madden posts $17.5m loss in Q1
After a great year in 2019, Steve Madden was hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic and posted lower-than-expected results for the first quarter. The New York-based company recorded a net loss of $17.5 million, compared with a net income of $34.5 million for the year-ago quarter. Revenues decreased by 13.6 ...
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Tempe’s 2019 sales rose by 6.2% to €1.4 billion
Tempe, the Spanish unit of Inditex that develops and distributes shoes and accessories for the group’s eight brands, including Zara, Pull & Bear and Massimo Dutti, recorded an increase in sales of 6.2 percent to €1.4 billion last year, while its net profit rose by 3.5 percent to €117 million. ...
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Alibaba anticipates a slowdown in sales this year
Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, expects revenues to rise by about 27.5 percent to over 650,000 million Yuan renminbi (€83,725.8m-$91,168.5m) in the current fiscal year after its top line rose by 35 percent to RMB 509,711 million (€65,647.3m-$71,487.9m) in the fiscal year ended on March 31. The company achieved its ...
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Ugg’s decline offset by Hoka One One and Teva at Deckers
Despite headwinds from Covid-19, and a nearly 18 percent decline for Ugg, robust sales at Hoka One One and Teva helped limit the damage for Deckers Brands’s revenues in its fourth fiscal quarter.
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VF claims it can navigate through the Covid storm easily
In releasing its financial results for the fourth quarter ended on March 31, the management of VF Corp. insisted that the company is in a better position than some of its competitors to navigate through the “storm” caused by the coronavirus pandemic for several reasons, including good liquidity, a flexible ...
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Another difficult quarter for Grendene
After several quarters of declining sales, Grendene was starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel in the opening months of the year, but Covid-19 dashed its hopes. Results for the first quarter were disappointing for the Brazilian group, which owns brands such as Ipanema and Melissa. ...
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Heavy losses for Yue Yuen
As China struggled with the coronavirus outbreak early in the first quarter, Yue Yen Industrial Holdings was strongly impacted by government measures to contain the spread of the disease. The world’s largest shoe manufacturer posted a net loss of $56.3 million for the period, against net income of $75.5 million ...
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Tod’s very prudent as Q1 sales drop nearly 30%
In the first quarter, Tod’s sales fell by 29.4 percent to €152.8 million due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the company’s “very prudent” delivery policy, both toward its stores and wholesale clients. At constant currency rates, revenues fell by 29.7 percent. All the group’s brands and geographies ...
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Ferragamo sees strong signs of recovery in China, South Korea
Salvatore Ferragamo swung to a net loss in the first quarter of the year, but it has seen strong signs of recovery in sales in China and South Korea since early May.
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Puma posts a 1.5% drop in Q1
Doing better than some competitors, Puma reported sales declines of only 1.5 percent in euros and 1.3 percent in local currencies during the first quarter, leading to a 61.6 percent drop in net earnings to €36.2 million on sales of €1,299.8 million, although the company started the year with an ...
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News briefsAdidas fell by 19% in Q1, sees Q2 down by over 40%
The Adidas Group reported a sharp drop in profit margins on a 19.2 percent decline in sales for the first quarter, due to the coronavirus outbreak, but warned that the second quarter will be worse. With more of its store base still closed at the time of of the release ...
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Tapestry books huge impairment charges for Stuart Weitzman
Tapestry, the parent company of Stuart Weitzman, Coach and Kate Spade, reported strong losses for its third fiscal quarter ended April 30. Net loss reached $677 million, against a net income of $117 million for the year-ago period. This is mainly due to impairment charges of $267 million and $211 ...
