Boohoo
This coverage tracks Boohoo’s position and performance in the UK fashion retail market, focusing on financial results, leadership moves, sustainability initiatives, marketing and expansion strategy. With analysis tailored to brand managers, retail executives and strategists, the reporting examines how Boohoo navigates fast-fashion challenges and compliance demands to maintain competitiveness.
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Jan- 2024 -23 JanuaryNews
Today’s news in brief-23/1/24
Boohoo has changed its leadership as Shaun McCabe has stepped down as CFO, and Stephen Morana has been appointed as the new CFO. Morana, known for his ecommerce expertise, will assume the role on 19 February 2024. Boohoo highlighted Morana’s experience, including leading businesses through IPOs and creating significant shareholder…
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23 JanuaryPeople Moves
Boohoo appoints new CFO as McCabe steps down
Boohoo has announced the appointment of Stephen Morana as its new CFO, following the resignation of current CFO Shaun McCabe, who has stepped down from his role “by mutual agreement and with immediate effect”. Morana, who “is widely recognised for his ecommerce expertise”, will assume the role on 19 February…
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11 JanuaryNews
Today’s news in brief-11/1/24
Marks & Spencer emerged as the top-performing grocer in volume growth during the Christmas period and the quarter. Food sales rose by an impressive 10.5%, with like-for-like sales up 9.9%. Clothing and home sales also experienced growth of 4.8%, attributed partly to reduced promotions. Supply chain improvements contributed to better…
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11 JanuaryClothing & Shoes
Boohoo added ‘Made in UK’ labels on clothes made in South Asia
Boohoo reportedly added “Made in the UK’ labels to some of its clothes that were actually made overseas, according to claims from BBC Panorama. The BBC investigative show said that Boohoo removed label from a selection of plain t-shirts and hoodies and had them replaced with the Made in the…
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9 JanuaryNews
Today’s news in brief-9/1/24
The UK saw record-breaking grocery sales of £4.8bn during the week ending December 23, 2023, representing a 4.3% increase compared to the previous year. Aldi and Lidl continued to outperform the market, with a combined market share increasing to 20.1%. Total spending on groceries increased by £657m over the four…
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9 JanuaryClothing & Shoes
Boohoo eyes closure of Leicester factory
Boohoo Group is looking to close its Thurmaston Lane factory in Leicester in favour of relocating its operations, Drapers has reported. The news comes after the online fashion retailer entered a consultation last month, which revealed that “less than 100” employees will be impacted at the so-called “model factory” in…
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Dec- 2023 -13 DecemberHealth & Beauty
Revolution Beauty reaches settlement with co-founder amid CFO exit
Revolution Beauty has announced that it has reached a settlement with Tom Allsworth, the former executive chairman and co-founder of the company. The retailer has agreed to pay Allsworth an ex gratia payment of £270,000 net, £490,000 when grossed up for taxes. This is in respect of certain historical legal…
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Nov- 2023 -6 NovemberNews
Today’s news in brief-6/11/23
The future ownership of the iconic London department store, Selfridges, is reportedly in question as co-owner Signa grapples with a financial crisis. Restructuring experts have been enlisted to help Signa raise funds amidst rising borrowing costs and falling property valuations. The sale of Signa’s 50% stake in Selfridges is likely,…
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6 NovemberNews
UK retailers join forces to sign Wrap’s Textiles 2030 initiative
More than 30 retailers have signed up to Wrap’s Textiles 2030 initiative to reduce the carbon impact of the textiles they produce. Textiles 2030 was launched last year by climate action NGO Wrap, which stands for Waste & Resources Action Programme, in an effort to accelerate the UK fashion industry…
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6 NovemberAnalysis
Can Asos turn around its spiral into widening losses?
If Asos’ estimations are correct, the online fashion retailer will be facing its second year of falling sales as big as 5% to 15% in FY24. Business has looked bleak for the retailer, and as of 3 September, its loss-before-tax widened to £296.7m, UP from a loss of £31.9m in…
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