
JD Sports continued its long run of powerful results reports on Tuesday. And the theme was ‘retention’ as it retained most of the sales and profits that would have happened in stores when it was trading online only.
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JD Sports continued its long run of powerful results reports on Tuesday. And the theme was ‘retention’ as it retained most of the sales and profits that would have happened in stores when it was trading online only.
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Shortly after JD Sports announced it was selling 6% of its shares to raise money for an acquisition warchest, it announced the result of the fundraising. It managed to generate £464.2 million.
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JD Sports Fashion seems to have had a good year so far and festive trading period, despite the “backdrop of further forced temporary store closures" in many global territories.
Wolford’s first half was hit by the Covid crisis, but the company still said its sales “stabilised” and its loss narrowed, with break-even for 20201 now “within reach”.