Inditex Profit Boosted by Weak Euro
16 September 2015 - 4:20PM
Dow Jones News
MADRID—Industria de Diseno Textil SA, the retailer behind the
Zara fast-fashion, chain posted a 26% increase in net profit for
the first half of its fiscal year amid surging sales that were
helped by a weaker euro.
Inditex, as the company is commonly known, based in Arteixo,
northwest Spain, said net profit for the six months ended July 31
rose to €1.17 billion ($1.32 billion) from €928 million a year
earlier. Sales grew 17% to €9.42 billion.
Like-for-like sales, a metric that doesn't include new stores,
rose 7% in the first half. The company opened stores in 35 markets
during the period, bringing its count across 88 markets to
6,777.
The company said sales in local currencies are increasing at a
strong 16% annual pace in its fiscal third quarter, according to
data covering up to Sept. 10.
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