Mothercare results remain strong despite international fall

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Global children’s retailer Mothercare remains on track for its full year expectations after another successful quarter to 10 October.  

UK like-for-like sales grew by 6.5% due to an increase of online sales by 20.4% and the continuation of the retailer‘s end of season sale into the second quarter. The store‘s international business also benefitted with the opening of 11 stores, ending the period with 1,310 stores, 3m square foot of physical retail space.  

Further, international sales rose 5.6% on a constant currency basis, however, on actual currencies the chain reported a fall of 5.3%.  

Mark Newton-Jones, Chief Executive of Mothercare, said: “In the UK our digital strategy resulted in strong double-digit growth of online sales, which in turn contributed to the growth in like-for-like sales. 

Our improved and exclusive product ranges in Home & Travel and Clothing & Footwear are supporting our full price trading approach. As a result we were able to go into our end-of-season-sale with less products

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Global children’s retailer Mothercare remains on track for its full year expectations after another successful quarter to 10 October.  

UK like-for-like sales grew by 6.5% due to an increase of online sales by 20.4% and the continuation of the retailer‘s end of season sale into the second quarter. The store‘s international business also benefitted with the opening of 11 stores, ending the period with 1,310 stores, 3m square foot of physical retail space.  

Further, international sales rose 5.6% on a constant currency basis, however, on actual currencies the chain reported a fall of 5.3%.  

Mark Newton-Jones, Chief Executive of Mothercare, said: “In the UK our digital strategy resulted in strong double-digit growth of online sales, which in turn contributed to the growth in like-for-like sales. 

Our improved and exclusive product ranges in Home & Travel and Clothing & Footwear are supporting our full price trading approach. As a result we were able to go into our end-of-season-sale with less products

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