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- Currys has hailed a return to an annual profit after shedding business costs, and revealed it saw more customers turn to credit to fund their tech purchases. The electricals retailer ended the year on a stronger financial footing after getting its loss-making Nordics business “back on track” and offloading its Greek arm.
Sep 7, 2023 · Currys showed slow signs of progress towards getting its struggling Nordics business back on track today, but a fall in computer sales hit its core UK arm.
Jun 27, 2024 · The electricals retailer ended the year on a stronger financial footing after getting its loss-making Nordics business “back on track” and offloading its Greek arm. It reported a pre-tax profit...
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Apr 27, 2024 · We’ve kept up our encouraging momentum in the UK&I, our Nordics business is getting back on track, and we're stronger financially. We can see our progress in ever-more engaged colleagues, more satisfied customers and better financial performance.
Jun 27, 2024 · The electronics retailer concluded the year on a more robust financial footing after steering its loss-making Nordics business "back on track" and selling off its Greek division.
Dec 14, 2023 · (Sharecast News) - Electrical retailer Currys held annual guidance as interim losses narrowed and its Nordics unit reported an improvement in gross margins. The company posted a loss before tax of £46m, compared with a loss of £548m a year earlier.
Mar 18, 2024 · Currys has increased its annual profit outlook after investor hopes of a takeover tussle were dashed last week when two suitors walked away from bid talks for the electricals chain.
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Mar 18, 2024 · "We've been working to get the Nordics back on track, while keeping up the UK&I's encouraging momentum. Both are progressing well, despite still-challenging markets," CEO Alex Baldock said.