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  • Primark owner warns benefit of sterling’s fall will only last so long

    February 27, 2017

    Primark owner Associated British Foods' (ABF) share price edged downwards this morning after it warned its boost from the devaluation of sterling will fade later in this year. The figures In its trading update, ABF said it expects Primark sales to be 11 per cent higher, when measured at constant currency, but that this growth would be "driven [...]

  • Primark import costs expected to hit sales margins

    February 26, 2017

    Primark's tightening margins could cause concern for its owner, Associated British Foods (ABF) and shareholders next week when the company releases its next trading update. Import costs have risen for the clothing retailer since the pound weakened, with 3 in every 4 of Primark's purchase invoices being billed in US dollars. Yet the budget brand [...]

  • Not hampered: Fortnum & Mason posts record Christmas results

    January 13, 2017

    Fortnum & Mason enjoyed a record festive period, as customers flocked to high-end Christmas gifts, including the retailer’s signature hampers. The figures Like-for-like sales up to 1 January increased by 16 per cent on the previous year, driven by a 22 per cent increase in online sales for the year. Indeed, Fortnum’s online trading contributed [...]

  • Winners and losers from retail’s “Super Thursday”

    January 12, 2017

    So many retailers decided to update the market on trading today that Shore Capital analysts published a note to complain about it. But as the morning has progressed, clear winners and losers have emerged from the data deluge. Here are our picks: Winners JD Sports put its gymwear rival Sports Direct to shame today as it scored [...]

  • Rising sterling pushes down FTSE on big day of results for retailers

    January 12, 2017

    A strengthening pound pushed the FTSE 100 slightly down from its record opening level amid a slew of results from major retailers. The pound rose as high as $1.2317 against the US dollar as greenback continued its retreat from 14-year highs. Sterling was broadly flat against the euro in morning trading. The FTSE was broadly [...]

  • Outraged City analysts bash retailers for choosing to report on the same day

    January 12, 2017

    Overloaded City analysts bashed UK retailers this morning for all choosing to publish financial updates on the same day. Today has been branded "Super Thursday" because so many retailers are publishing their Christmas figures. Financial reports have come from Marks and Spencer, Tesco, AO World, Debenhams, Asos and Primark-owner Associated British Foods, to name just a few. [...]

  • Primark owner’s share price drops as like-for-like sales in doubt

    January 12, 2017

    Associated British Food's (ABF) share price fell three per cent in morning trading as the Primark owner gave the market few details on its like-for-like sales growth. The figures In its first quarter trading update, ABF said Primark's sales were up 11 per cent at constant currency and that "the UK performed well". However, the [...]

  • All eyes on M&S clothing – and its chief executive Steve Rowe – as the retailer unveils its latest results collection later this week

    January 8, 2017

    Marks & Spencer's beleaguered clothing division could finally be on the up, with sales growth expected by some analysts when the high street behemoth reveals its third quarter results this week. On 12 January, M&S will reveal its third quarter to 31 December. Analysts are on average forecasting like-for-like sales growth in its clothing and home [...]

  • Retailers’ share prices dragged down as Next sinks

    January 4, 2017

    The retail sector is getting a hammering today after Next posted a sales slide for the Christmas season. Next's share price has tumbled 11 per cent in morning trading, and following it downwards are Marks and Spencer, which has fallen five per cent, and Primark-owner Associated British Foods, which is down 3.84 per cent. Read more: Retailers [...]

  • Retail cold snap: New Year footfall plummets at Britain’s shopping centres

    January 2, 2017

    ​The UK high street experienced a sales cold snap at the weekend as new figures showed footfall fell nearly 13 per cent nationwide while in shopping centres it slumped by a massive 50 per cent. Poor weather, an early December spending spree and bank holiday trading hours deterred shoppers from venturing outdoors on New Year’s Day, [...]

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