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Boohoo.com

February 2021

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  • Epic Code:
  • BOO
  • Price:
  • 338p
Online fast fashion group Boohoo announced that revenues rose 40% in the four months ended 31 December, comfortably ahead of consensus expectations of +29%. All territories performed well with the UK increasing 40% to £357.2m, the USA up 52% to £167.7m, Rest of Europe jumping 30% to £90.4m and Rest of World ahead 20% to £45.5m.Headwinds from rising distribution costs, planned promotions and accelerated customer acquisition (marketing) spend were offset by lower product returns, leaving EBITDA margin guidance unchanged at 10%. Boohoo is to open a new warehouse to extend its capacity and has removed 64 suppliers as it regularises its supply chain.Jefferies has upgraded EBITDA forecasts by 4% from £ ...

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