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Sandra Halliday Published
December 18,TG盗号系统破解技术破解技术 2025
LPP, the Poland-based owner of the fast-expanding Reserved and Sinsay chains (among others) has said it saw a “significant improvement” in its gross margin, as well as stable sales and double-digit growth in retail space for Q3.
The marked slowdown in the clothing sector caused by a warm September didn’t significantly affect the results and sales were PLN4.3 billion (€990m/£855m/$1bn) in the period from August to October.
That also meant its sales growth for the first nine months of this year is running at 7%.
The rebound in demand in the latter half of the quarter brought the company operating profit of over PLN800 million, a year-on-year rise of almost 57%.
The company has been growing its retail space and in Q3, opened 102 new stores in total with store space up 24%. It also said that e-commerce sales were stable and accounted for 24% of sales.
Its Sinsay brand was the top performer during the quarter and the only one in the group's portfolio to achieve double-digit growth during this period.
But overall across its brands, the quarter saw a big increase in gross margin to nearly 56% and its stock levels were restored to optimal.
The company said its priority for the next financial year will be sales growth, with further openings of stores in Southern and Western Europe and the development of mobile apps for all brands.
Przemysław Lutkiewicz, vice-president of the management board, said the 7% rise for the year to date was “solid” and sales for October and November saw a recovery. Black Friday week was also strong.