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  • Even Primark can’t save Associated British Foods from a drop in profits this year, as sugar and currency woes hit the business hard

    September 7, 2015

    Associated British Foods (ABF) has confirmed its adjusted operating profit will decline for the full year as its has failed to offset challenges in its sugar division and currency headwinds.    Operating profit at constant currency will be ahead of last year for grocery, agriculture, ingredients and retail, ABF said this morning. The firm's share [...]

  • Paris Primark: Gunmen hold up store in suspected armed robbery in suburb of Villeneuve-la-Garenne

    July 13, 2015

    Gunmen have held up a Primark store in the suburbs of Paris in a suspected armed robbery, with several people reportedly held hostage. The Primark store is located in the Qwartz shopping centre in Villeneuve-la-Garenne, an area to the north of the centre of Paris. Further reports say around 18 people have been evacuated from [...]

  • After US launch Primark heads for Italy; opening first stores in Milan next year

    July 10, 2015

    Primark is so inspired by its "Primarni" nickname, it's entering the Italian market ahead of schedule, it said today. The fashion brand will open the first of up to three Italian stores in Milan next summer, according to owner Associated British Foods. Shares in the group rose, following a trading update reporting a “modest decline” [...]

  • Associated British Foods’ share price falls as Primark sales fail to sweeten sugar business

    April 21, 2015

    The figures Primark owner Associated British Foods (ABF) felt the pinch from falling sugar prices in its first half, with pre-tax profit across the group halving to £213m for the six months to the end of February, compared with £434m during the same period last year. The news caused shares in ABF to open three per cent down. [...]

  • Associated British Foods feasts on Primark but diets on sugar

    February 23, 2015

    SHOPPERS snapping up more bargains at Primark over the last eight weeks helped to offset a weak performance at Associated British Foods’ (ABF) sugar business, the consumer giant said yesterday. Sales at clothing retailer Primark in the half-year to 28 February are expected to rise by 16 per cent on a constant currency basis, due [...]

  • Primark sales climb – but sugar division remains bitter for Associated British Foods

    February 23, 2015

    Associated British Foods is expecting good things from Primark when it reports its full year figures in April – but its sugar division continues to dampen the group's overall performance.    The fast fashion chain is ABF's jewel in the crown. Sales are expected to be up 16 per cent on last year, with “very [...]

  • Primark sales up but Associated British Foods warns strong pound will weigh on earnings

    February 23, 2015

      Associated British Foods (ABF), the owner of the Primark clothing chain, warned investors today that a strong pound would likely lead to a “marginal decline” in adjusted earnings per share for the full year.   Sales at its Primark division are expected to grow thanks to strong Christmas sales and expansion into Europe – [...]

  • It’s a tale of two Christmasses for Primark owner Associated

    January 15, 2015

    CHRISTMAS was sweet and sour for Primark owner Associated British Foods, with the discount clothing chain reporting a 15 per cent jump in sales over the festive period. However, ABF forecast a slight decline in full-year profits after reporting a three per cent rise in group revenues for the last quarter at constant currency rates. [...]

  • Primark sales soar 15pc but Associated British Foods warns lower sugar prices will hit profits

    January 15, 2015

    Primark will not do enough to offset the fall in sugar prices and currency headwinds for parent company Associated British Foods, which is expecting a "marginal decline" in adjusted earnings per share for the year.  Total revenues at ABF grew three per cent for the 16 weeks to 3 January, with Primark providing the bulk [...]

  • After magnificent year Primark shakes off retail’s winter blues

    November 4, 2014

    PRIMARK’S “magnificent” performance over the past year caught the imagination of investors yesterday as shares in owner Associated British Foods (ABF) jumped 4.2 per cent on news of the discount retailer’s trading. Only last week, Next warned that the impact of the unexpectedly warm autumn was set to hit most high street retailers. However, ABF [...]

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