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Endeavour Group’s net profit drops despite top-line growth

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per cent to $351 million, impacted by higher finance costs and in line with previous guidance. The post Endeavour Group’s net profit drops despite top-line growth appeared first on Inside Retail Australia. However, net profit after tax slid 3.6 Improvements in the segment began in February, with sales up 1.5

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New merchandise offering boosts The Reject Shop’s top line

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The post New merchandise offering boosts The Reject Shop’s top line appeared first on Inside Retail Australia. “The company is well placed to navigate these challenges with its strong balance sheet, which comprises over $80 million of cash and no drawn debt,” added Fisher.

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Kogan reports first-half growth fuelled by strong holiday sales

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Kogan has returned to strong top-line growth in the fiscal first half, which was fuelled by solid holiday sales. On the bottom line, gross profit rose 18.3 The company reported gross sales of $492.5 million during the July-December period, a 10.3 per cent increase year-on-year. Revenue also grew 9.9 per cent to $272.7 per cent to $25.3

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Step One’s net profit surges 43.9 per cent

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During the financial year, the company focused on launching the SmoothFit women’s line to expand its women’s offerings. Its women’s line now accounts for 14 per cent of its revenue, up from 12 per cent in the prior year. The underwear retailer’s net profit soared 43.9 per cent to $12.4 per cent to $84.5

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Inclusive Aussie intimates brand Nala launches J Cup bras

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According to the brand, the line is in collaboration with a team of designers with collectively more than 100 years of experience, and J cup women to test wear the Support Wirefree Bralette to better understand the technical needs of the bra to provide the best possible support for Australian women.

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City Chic Collective warns investors to expect lower sales

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.” Last year, the company launched its first bridal line, First Impressions, in Australia via its website and select retail locations. “While US online performed largely in line with last year, the improvement in the US partner business fell short of our expectations,” said Ryan. Meanwhile, City Chic estimates a 22.4

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