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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Jun- 2022 -16 JuneHigh Street
Boohoo announces sales drop amid cost of living crisis
Boohoo has announced that its revenues declined 8% in the first quarter of 2022, but are up 75% over the three-year pre-pandemic period reflecting multi-year market share gains across the Group’s multi-brand platform. Gross demand growth was up 9% year-on-year, with net sales impacted by the ongoing normalisation of returns…
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May- 2022 -31 MayClothing & Shoes
Missguided collapses into administration, 140 jobs at risk
Online fashion retailer, Missguided, has fallen into administration after failing to secure a rescue bid for the company. According to the Guardian, the collapse puts approximately 140 jobs at risk, with over 80 employees having reportedly been made redundant immediately. Teneo Financial Advisory revealed Dan Smith, Daniel Butters and Benji…
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24 MayClothing & Shoes
Boohoo agrees settlement for US class action
Boohoo has announced it has agreed a settlement “without admission of liability” in relation to the class action settlement brought forward against it in the US. The claim, brought forward in California, argued that Boohoo had run promotions claiming to give discounts on items that had already had their prices…
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4 MayClothing & Shoes
Boohoo profits sink 94% to £7.8m
Boohoo has announced its profit before tax sunk 94% to £7.8m in 2022, compared to £124.7m in 2021, according to its final results for the year ended 28 February 2022. The group said this is due to “lower growth” than anticipated and a “significant” increase in logistics costs. The group…
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3 MayFeatures
Missguided: what went wrong?
As the face of online shopping for young women around the world, Missguided has faced its fair share of troubles despite its ever-present popularity within the fast fashion industry. Now the company is eyeing potential buyers, it puts into question the future of the business. Since its launch in March…
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Apr- 2022 -25 AprilClothing & Shoes
JD Sports tipped as potential Missguided suitor
JD Sports has reportedly been tipped as a potential suitor to acquire online retailer Missguided after it appointed advisors to seek a buyer last week. According to This is Money, while muted to be at “a very early stage”, bosses at the sportswear retailer are said to be discussing a…
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11 AprilNews
Boohoo opens its first manufacturing facility in Leicester
Boohoo Group has announced it has opened its first manufacturing facility as a ‘Centre of Excellence’. Boohoo said this comes as the group identifies a ‘bright future’ for garment manufacturing in Leicester. The factory represents a multi-million pound investment by Boohoo and aims to “reintroduce skills” in garment manufacturing that…
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Mar- 2022 -10 MarchOnline & Digital
Boohoo eyes FY22 profits of £125m as sales surge 14%
Boohoo group plc has revealed it expects adjusted EBITDA for the 12 months ending 28 February 2022 (FY22) to reach approximately £125m, subject to audit, which is in line with prior guidance issued in December and market expectations. The announcement comes as Boohoo reported sales growth of 14% in FY22,…
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9 MarchClothing & Shoes
Mothercare joins retailers in suspending Russian business
Mothercare has announced that all business in Russia, including the shipment of all its products has been suspended in the wake of the ongoing Ukraine crisis. It comes as major retailers and businesses around the world have all joined in boycotting Russian business in a bid to put increased pressure…
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7 MarchDepartment Stores
John Lewis halts sales of Russian products
John Lewis has become the latest retailer to make steps towards cutting ties with Russia, having removed Russian-made products from its Waitrose and John Lewis stores. In a statement, the retailer said: “The John Lewis Partnership is removing from sale products in Waitrose and John Lewis that are made in…
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