Shoe Zone benefits from falling rental costs
Shoe Zone saw revenues slip to £73.00 million pounds (€83.27m-$92.94m) in the first half ended on March 30 from £73.67 million a year earlier, but the British low-cost shoe retailer's pre-tax profit rose marginally to £1.02 million (€1.16m-$1.30m) from £0.96 million thanks to lower rental costs.
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