Primark

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The chain implemented ‘selective price increases’ for shoppers over the past year after reporting a spike in costs

Primark Cares aims to reduce fashion waste which is no mean feat given size of retailer, writes Kevin O’Sullivan

Growth has been driven by selective price increases, well-received ranges, and strongly performing new stores

Retailer said that the jump in profits has largely been driven by a return to more normal customer behaviour since the pandemic

Insulation specialist Kingspan and a number of other big hitters drove index in Dublin up 2.2%

Associated British Foods enjoys boost as shoppers buy more seasonal clothing and health and beauty products

New shop replaces part of the former House of Fraser department store

First milk prices fell across a range of retailers, then butter. But consumers are waiting for something more meaningful

Resilient consumer demand for its budget fashion offering means Primark group now expects substantially higher sales

Record sales in run-up to Christmas help Dublin-based retailer deliver better than expected results for 2022

Dublin headquartered company raises additional funding in oversubscribed round

Consumer spending ‘more resilient’ than expected

Refreshed site allows customers to browse ranges, check stock and even create an account, but retailer has said it won’t offer online purchasing

Low cost high street retailer says cost volatility had ‘diminished’ since its previous update a month ago

Clothing advertisers want price-sensitive shoppers to fall for their post-pandemic charms, but consumer sentiment has not gone their way

Joe Brennan: Fast-fashion retailer sees cost-of-living crisis as an opportunity

AB Foods says Primark will not increase prices any more than already planned before next autumn despite soaring costs

Shoppers and dignitaries gather to welcome one of our most beautiful and iconic buildings

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Refurbished store represents an investment of £100m, while retailer says it has created almost 300 new jobs

Soaring energy bills and decision to limit further price hikes will hurt margins in fast fashion retailer

Clothing retailer is set to open refurbished outlet with new homewares floor ahead of key Christmas trading period

First time release of the company’s full accounts in Ireland shows it is a cash cow

Retailer breaks out its Irish trading results for the first time due to new accounting rules

Retailer’s finance and strategy chief, a veteran of food group Greencore, will retire in April 2023

Union Investment to secure 3.7% yield from investment in retailer’s Kildare logistics hub

Irish construction activity growth eased in March amid heightened inflation

Retailer, which trades as Penneys in Irish market, expects 60% rise in sales

Monread Road site earmarked for industry and warehousing under draft local area plan

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Company intends to grow its number of stores from 13 to 60 over the next five years

Retailer to employ 212 at semi-automated centre in Newbridge, replacing nearby plant

Irish retailers say they are struggling to secure stock ahead of the busiest season

Marketing group saw demand rebound at end of 2020 despite lockdown

Parent’s share price drops as it says costs may increase but prices won’t

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Profits to beat expectations at Primark owner Associated British Foods

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