Supply Chain
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Apr- 2022 -25 AprilNews
McColl’s sees softer trading period amid cost-of-living crisis
McColl’s has experienced “softer trading” through the Easter period, impacted by reduced consumer spending and continued supply chain disruption across…
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21 AprilOnline & Digital
THG rebuffs ‘unacceptable’ takeover proposals as revenues hit £2.2bn
The Hut Group (THG) has recorded “record” revenue growth of 38.1% year-on-year from £1.6bn to £2.2bn in the full year…
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20 AprilNews
Missguided CEO steps down as advisory firm brought in
Missguided’s founder, Nitin Passi, is set to step down from his role as chief executive officer (CEO) after the womenswear…
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14 AprilDIY
Dunelm Q3 sales surge 69% despite ‘significant’ headwinds
Dunelm Group plc has reported its total sales surged 69% to £399m for the 13-week period ended 26 March 2022…
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12 AprilClothing & Shoes
Asos swings to loss and predicts further £14m hit from Russia exit
Asos has revealed its pre-tax profits fell 115% year-on-year from £106.4m to a pre-tax loss of £15.8m in the six…
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12 AprilHigh Street
Retail sales slow as consumer confidence wanes
Total sales increased by 3.1% in March, dropping below the three-month average growth of 6.9% and the 12-month average growth…
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11 AprilClothing & Shoes
Weird Fish freezes prices amid soaring inflation
UK lifestyle clothing brand Weird Fish has announced it is freezing prices for its spring/summer trading period in response to…
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8 AprilNews
Co-op profits drop 57% amid food supply disruptions
The Co-op Group has reported its underlying profits dropped 57% year-on-year in FY21 from £235m to £100m, marking a loss…
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1 AprilNews
The Sofa Workshop ceases trading
The Sofa Workshop has collapsed into administration and has appointed Toby Banfield, David Baxendale and Zelf Hussain of PwC as…
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Mar- 2022 -31 MarchNews
H&M sales slow as war in Ukraine starts to dampen outlook
H&M has announced the group’s net sales have slowed to 6% in March from 23% in the first quarter due…
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