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Double-digit fall in Hallenstein Glasson’s full-year profit

Inside Retail

NZX-listed fashion retailer Hallenstein Glasson has reported a 23 per cent drop in net profit for the year ended August 1 to AUD39,83 million despite sales growth in the second half. per cent against the prior year, accounting for 27.88 per cent growth in sales with net profit increasing 16.4 per cent to AUD547.05

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The Reject Shop’s sales remain sluggish into second half

Inside Retail

After a blockbuster first half that saw net profit soar 46.5 per cent despite sluggish sale s, The Reject Shop has said trading remained challenging through the beginning of the second half. The post The Reject Shop’s sales remain sluggish into second half appeared first on Inside Retail.

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Woolworths’ ballooning underpayments muddy a strong half

Inside Retail

Specifically, the retail conglomerate said it had incorrectly accounted for long service rules across various states, as well as failing to properly pay team members overtime rates. million, though due to a higher cost of doing business net profit fell 6.5 It should be restored immediately. per cent to $795 million.

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The Benefits of Having an Ecommerce Presence

Independent Retailer

The retail industry is redefining the shopping experience as consumer expectations and habits are changing. While all these business investments are important, the main takeaway of the last two years has been the importance of incorporating an ecommerce platform in order to create a more meaningful shopping experience for consumers.

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How dated stores could hurt Thai retail giant Big C’s sales rebound

Inside Retail

This was accompanied by a gross profit margin increase from 15.1 per cent and a net profit margin after tax of 3.4 Third quarter gross profit was particularly strong, coming in at 16.9 The shopping centres need a facelift too. It leases the shop space to junior anchors and small tenants that pay Big C rent.

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Inside Shinsegae: The Korean department store with a golden boot

Inside Retail

Luxe is forecast to account for up to 60% of Shinsegae’s department store sales by 2024, a 50% rise from in share from the level in 2021. enjoyed an increase in net profit of nearly 400 percent. billion, and the expectation is for more double-digit percentage growth over the next couple of years. Online sales rose by 12.2

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Analysis: Why Premier Investments is bullish about the future

Inside Retail

The scorn has come from shopping centre owners, retailers, politicians and others, due to Premier Retail’s refusal to return any of the JobKeeper support payments it received and rent concessions it extracted on its way to $188.2 million net profit from $784.6 million in global sales. million total revenues.