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1. www.standard.co.uk › business › currys-nordicCurrys slowly gets back on track after Nordic nightmare

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   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. The fridges-to-phones retail giant said ...

2. www.independent.co.uk › business › currys-upgradesCurrys upgrades profit outlook after better-than-expected ...

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   May 15, 2023 · Currys said on Monday the Nordics trading environment “remains challenging”, but it was making progress on margins and costs after hiring a new executive for the region.

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3. www.reuters.com › business › retail-consumerUK retailer Currys warns on profit as Nordic chill sweeps in

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   Dec 15, 2022 · British electricals retailer Currys cut its full-year profit forecast on Thursday after heavy discounting by rivals in the Nordics region drove it to a first-half loss, sending its shares as much ...

4. www.independent.co.uk › business › currys-cutsCurrys cuts profit outlook again on Nordic woes

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   Mar 16, 2023 · Currys had downgraded its outlook last December to between £100 million and £125 million for the year to April 2023, from the £125 million to £145 million previously expected. It will mark a ...

5. www.ii.co.uk › analysis-commentary › ii-view-currysii view: Currys pursues Nordic store recovery

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   Dec 29, 2023 · Adjusted pre-tax loss of £16 million, down from a loss of £17 million in H1 last year. Net debt up 23% to £129 million. No dividend payment. Chief executive Alex Baldock commented:“ Our priorities this year are simple: to get the Nordics back on track, to keep up the UK&I's encouraging momentum, while strengthening our balance sheet and ...

6. www.standard.co.uk › business › business-newsCurrys strikes £175m deal to sell Greek and Cypriot business

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   Nov 3, 2023 · Read our privacy notice. Electronics retailer Currys has agreed a deal to sell its Greek and Cypriot arm for 200 million euros (£175 million). Currys will sell the business, called Kotsovolos, to ...

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   Will Currys get back on track in the Nordics?

   • 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. The fridges-to-phones retail giant said trends in the Nordics region had “improved slightly” in the 17 weeks to 26 August. However, the environment “remains challenging”.

   Currys slowly gets back on track after Nordic nightmare

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   Is Currys reviving sales in the Nordics?

   • Currys is focusing its efforts on its UK and Ireland business, where trading has been reasonably solid, and on reviving sales at the Nordics chain, where it has been struggling for a while. Sales in the Nordics fell 8% in the 17 weeks to the end of August.

   Currys strikes £175m deal to sell Greek and Cypriot business

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   Why did Currys sell a lot in Greece this year?

   • Greece was the one region where sales improved, despite the impact of wildfires in the country, which Currys said led to lower footfall. CEO Alex Baldock said: "Our priorities this year are simple: to keep the UK and Ireland’s encouraging momentum going, and to get the Nordics back on track.

   Currys slowly gets back on track after Nordic nightmare

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   Why did Currys pull a dividend in the Nordics?

   • The fridges-to-phones retail giant said trends in the Nordics region had “improved slightly” in the 17 weeks to 26 August. However, the environment “remains challenging”. The Nordics had been a major source of trouble for Currys, as discounting from rivals caused profits to plummet and the firm to pull its dividend.

   Currys slowly gets back on track after Nordic nightmare

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   How much will Currys make in 2023?

   • Currys had downgraded its outlook last December tobetween £100 million and £125 million for the year to April 2023, from the £125 million to £145 million previously expected. It will mark a steep fall from the £186 million in pre-tax profits it delivered in 2021-22.

   Currys cuts profit outlook again on Nordic woes

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   What is Currys' annual profit forecast?

   • Currys now expects its full-year profit to be between 100 million and 125 million pounds ($124-$155 million). Previously, it had forecast a profit of 130-150 million pounds.

   UK retailer Currys warns on profit as Nordic chill sweeps in

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8. www.morningstar.co.uk › uk › newsCurrys raises annual profit guidance, but still... | Morningstar

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   May 15, 2023 · Currys said that group like-for-like sales were down 7% in the recent year, with sales in UK & Ireland and the International division both down by that percentage.