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Sandra Halliday Published
July 28,谷歌留痕排名稳定方案 2025
Eyewear specialist Inspecs issued a half-year update on 28 July and talked of a “solid trading performance”.
The company holds licenses from brand such as Joseph, Barbour, Liberty, Superdry and Temperley, among others, as well as owning its own labels.
And it said that in line with its expectations, revenue rose 6% to £111.1 million, although on a constant currency basis, it was up only 2.3% to £107.2 million.
It delivered strong cash generation in the first half and, as a result, its net debt (excluding leases) fell by £5 million to £22.6 million. During the period, the group invested £0.9 million in construction of a new manufacturing facility in Vietnam and paid a further £2.2 million as part of its earlier EGO and BoDe acquisitions.
CEO Richard Peck hailed the continuation of Q1’s “positive momentum” during Q2 and said that all of the firm’s “major markets have performed consistently in H1 2025”.
The group added that it’s confident of meeting market expectations for the full year, although “ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties” are a caveat on this front.
Back in April, the firm had reported a record year, despite the upheaval of a new CEO and CFO and a retiring chairman, plus cost cuts, and a tough first nine months of the period that were hit by currency exchange issues.
Group revenue for the year rose to $248.6 million from $246.5 million (the company reports in US dollars). Its half-year final results are due in September.