
The British homeware retailer’s financial year ended on 4 July 2015 and it achieved sales of £200.1m in the final quarter – a 12.1 per cent growth year-on-year. Total sales for the year, meanwhile, reached £835.8m.
DuneIm has plans to open eight new stores in the near future, at least two of which are set to open in the first half of the new financial year. Elsewhere, its new web channel was launched in July 2015 to support customers coming into the new trading period. Will Adderley, CEO, said: “We have continued to achieve good like for like growth in the final quarter of our financial year, across physical stores as well as our home delivery channel. I would like to thank all colleagues for their efforts in delivering this strong result.- Has Barclays missed a trick in firing CEO Antony Jenkins?
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Stead has been on the board since 2003 and will retire in early 2016 after completing a handover with Down, who qualified as a chartered accountant with KPMG. In addition to his time with transport group Go-Ahead, Down has also held senior finance positions with Tesco and JD Wetherspoon, while he is a non-executive director at Topps Tiles.
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