Sluggish spending sends Kathmandu, Noni B profits to the wall
Carrie LaFrenzSenior reporter
Two major clothing retailers are warning that sluggish spending is taking a toll on profits, with the company behind Kathmandu and Rip Curl reporting a steep slump in sales that will push earnings 30 per cent lower than market expectations.
Sales at those two brands continued a months-long fall in May, despite the start of the local winter promotional period and the European summer, KMD Brands said.
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