Lovisa

Retail Asia04/09/2019

Lovisa managing director Shane Fallscheer told investors on Thursday he was pleased to deliver a “solid result” for FY19 in one of the more difficult trading environments the fashion jewelry retailer has experienced in recent times. Revenue was up 15.3 percent year on year to $250.3 million, thanks to the addition of 64 new stores […]

Retail Asia04/04/2018

Lovisa has lost its second senior executive in just over six months, announcing on Tuesday evening that chief executive Steve Doyle has resigned to pursue other interests, effective 20 April. Shares in Lovisa fell 8 per cent in early Wednesday trading to $9.20 as the news set in. Doyle’s departure comes after the resignation of […]

Retail Asia31/10/2017

Accessories retailer Lovisa has provided a trading update heading into the Christmas trading period, telling the market on Tuesday morning that same store sales are slightly above its long-term target between 3 – 5 per cent like for like growth. The retailer has opened 16 new stores so far in FY18, which represents more than half of the 20-30 […]

Retail Asia25/08/2017

Jewellery retailer, Lovisa, has exceeded consensus forecasts by booking double-digit revenue, earnings and profit increases, signalling a strong start to FY18 trading. Revenue increased by 16.5 per cent to $178.7 million for the year ended 30 June on the addition of 38 stores to the company’s network, while same-store sales increased 10.3 per cent. Strong […]

Retail Asia16/03/2016

Upmarket Australian lingerie retailer Honey Birdette is preparing to open its first retail store in Hong Kong. Honey Birdette was founded in 2006 by Eloise Monaghan offering premium lingerie and sex toys and entered a strategic partnership with multi-brand Australian retailer BB Retail Capital in 2011. It now has 45 stores in Australia. In what […]

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