Superdry cuts its losses despite tumbling revenues January 20, 2022 Revenues at fashion brand Superdry have dropped on a one-year and two-year basis, but losses are also down at the retailer.
Superdry ‘recovering well’ from pandemic disruption November 4, 2021 Fashion firm Superdry said it is “recovering well” from the side effects of the coronavirus pandemic. In a trading update for the eight weeks to October 23, it said trading had improved. It attributed most of its recent improvement to e-commerce sales, which were up 6.6 per cent compared to 2019, pre-Covid. It also saw [...]
Superdry losses shrink despite subdued high street footfall September 16, 2021 Superdry said store and wholesale revenues were recovering well despite high streets remaining quiet. The fashion retailer reported a pre-tax loss of £37m for the year to April 24, compared with a £167m loss from a year earlier. Revenues fell 21.1 per cent to £556m for the year after a number of lockdowns across key [...]
Hundreds of jobs at risk as Ted Baker owner calls in administrators March 19, 2024 Hundreds of high street jobs could be placed at risk after the owners of Ted Baker filed a notice to appoint administrators.
Superdry appoints ex-Helly Hansen boss as chairman April 26, 2021 Superdry has appointed the former boss of Norwegian sportswear brand Helly Hansen as its new chairman. The retailer announced this morning that Peter Sjolander will join the board on 29 April, with current chairman Peter Williams stepping down on the same day after two years in the role. Sjolander, who was Helly Hansen’s chief executive [...]
‘Light at the end of the tunnel’ for Superdry after reporting return to growth May 6, 2021 Superdry sees “light at the end of the tunnel” after reporting a return to revenue growth in the fourth quarter, boosted by its ecommerce division. In a trading statement Superdry said it had been “substantially impacted” by the pandemic with group revenue for the full year down 21 per cent year-on-year to £556.6m. However the [...]
Superdry woes continue as it flags going concern doubts January 19, 2021 Embattled retailer Superdry has flagged going concern doubts after lockdown took another hit to its revenue. Superdry’s underlying losses before tax widened to £10.6m from £2.3m in the same period the previous year. Superdry’s share price plunged more than 11 per cent to 213.40p this morning. It came as revenue plunged 23.4 per cent to [...]
Superdry poaches new finance chief from Marks & Spencer’s clothing division February 11, 2021 Fashion retailer Superdry has poached a senior Marks & Spencer director to be its new chief financial officer. Shaun Wills, who has served as the finance director of M&S’s beleaguered clothing and home division since 2018, will join Superdry at the end of April. Wills, who has worked in the retail sector for 30 years, [...]
AG Barr: Former cruise chief takes the reins at UK fizzy drinks giant February 1, 2024 The former chief of over 50 insurance provider Saga has been appointed as the boss of AG Barr, the drinks giant behind the production of Irn Bru.
FTSE 100 live: London markets make small gains with retailers in focus as sterling stays strong April 14, 2023 Markets opened marginally higher on Friday with a mixed performance from retailers while the pound continued to strengthen as investors increasingly expect the Fed to start cutting rates across the pond. The FTSE 100 opened 0.20 per cent higher at 7,859.58, while the domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health [...]