Primark owner eyes more Irish stores

The owner of value clothes retailer Primark, which trades as Penny's in Ireland, today said it would continue to open new stores despite reporting a slide in full-year profits.

Primark owner eyes more Irish stores

The owner of value clothes retailer Primark, which trades as Penny's in Ireland, today said it would continue to open new stores despite reporting a slide in full-year profits.

Associated British Foods said Primark’s underlying profits fell 8% to £309m in the year to September 17 as it “absorbed” some of its cost hikes, including the higher rate of VAT and a near doubling in cotton prices.

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