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A look at the US movers on Friday on Wall Street...
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A look at the US movers on Friday on Wall Street...
The AIM-listed group said it expects to report an LBITDA of around £5mln for the financial year ending April 30, a turanround from an EBITDA of £16.1mln the year before
“We continue to expand our customer base by connecting with more and more customers through e-commerce and selective new store growth,” Jeff Rosenthal, Hibbett chief executive
KBS reckons the agreement to supply down jackets to Hangzhou Zhi Yin Apparel will bring in another US$4mln in sales this year
The company has sold off its Vamousse head lice product and will now focus on animal health
Profits for the full year will be £80mln-£85mln, down from £103.5mln
The European Union has now started to examine the environmental credentials of oxo-biodegradable plastic additives
Chief executive Edward Stack described a “competitive environment” but said the performance was in line with the company’s own expectations
“InnovaDerma continues to perform strongly and profitably”
The apparel retailer also hiked its quarterly dividend by 10% to 13.75 US cents a share
Sales growth for the year overall will still be significantly ahead of the first half’s 31% (to £4.2mln), and last year’s total of £8.9mln, but less than previously expected
Abercrombie & Fitch is now guiding fiscal 2018 same-store sales and sales growth in the low-single digits
Citi downgraded the stock to ‘neutral’, saying it now prefers US-listed Philip Morris
News of the acquisition came as the company released its half-year results, which saw underlying operating profits increase over the period
Coats delivered an increase in 2017 profits and revenues, driven by growth in its industrial threads business
"Results exceeded expectations for the quarter, driven by strength in branded apparel and footwear and continued acceleration in our e-commerce business" - Jeff Rosenthal
The FTSE 100-listed cigarette manufacturer saw its full-year revenue rise to £20.292bn, up from £14.751bn the year before, with adjusted organic revenue at £15.712bn
The footwear and apparel maker has been focusing on selling more full-price products, helping to bolster top and bottom lines last year
Shares in Reckitt have continued to decline after Monday's disappointing results as JP Morgan cut its 2018 earnings guidance and target price
The group returned to like-for-like revenue growth in the fourth quarter..