Superdry sales slump raises management pressure

British fashion group Superdry, which has a number of stores in the Republic and the North, reported lower revenue in the Christmas quarter, blaming issues with its product range and mild weather.

Superdry sales slump raises management pressure

British fashion group Superdry, which has a number of stores in the Republic and the North, reported lower revenue in the Christmas quarter, blaming issues with its product range and mild weather.

Superdry, whose strategy has been criticised by the company founder, has issued a string of profit warnings, the latest in December, and its shares have slumped 70% over the last year.

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