Re: nincs cím

kicsit ellentétes vélemények:

az árfolyam: +3,83%

KBC:

A spanyol Inditex csoport (Madrid) öt éve a legalacsonyabb profitnövekedésről számolt be gyorsjelentésében. A Zara márkáról is ismert cég elsősorban a negatív devizahatásokkal magyarázta a teljesítményt. A nettó profit kevesebb mint egy százalékkal, míg az árbevétel 3 százalékkal emelkedett a tavalyi pénzügyi évben.

Inditex generated 8,000 new jobs in 2013 “ Capital expenditure amounted to €1.24 billion and our headcount reached 128,313 ”

The Inditex Group’s net sales climbed 5% year-on-year to €16.72 billion in 2013. Topline growth in constant currency terms was 8% and same-store sales growth during the same period was 3%, on top of the 6% achieved in FY12. Net income amounted to €2.38 billion, year-on-year growth of 1%.

In 2013 the Group created 8,000 new jobs. Our headcount currently stands at 128,313. Inditex also continued to create jobs in Spain, where the number of employees has surpassed the 40,000 mark. Capital expenditure, meanwhile, amounted to €1.24 billion.

Investment in logistics platforms and head offices

In 2013 the Group extended its policy of continually modernising the technological capabilities of our logistics platforms and central service bases, particularly in the distribution centres in Arteixo, Meco and Zaragoza. The European Platform started to operate its automated hanging garment storage and retrieval system, the standard bearer for facilities of this nature. The new distribution centre in Cabanillas (Guadalajara), meanwhile, is expected to begin to operate in the coming months. The expanded facilities at the Group headquarters in Arteixo are also operational, having added more than 70,000 square metres to the Zara and Zara Home sales divisions.

500 store openings and new online markets

At year-end, we had 6,340 stores, 331 more than 12 months earlier, thanks to new openings in 61 markets on all five continents. The more than 500 opening and re-openings in 2013 include flagship stores such as the Zara store on Istanbul’s busy Istiklal, the Pull&Bear store in Berlin (Tauentzienstrasse), the Massimo Dutti on Paris’s Rue de la Paix, the Bershka in Vienna (Mariahilferstrasse), the Stradivarius in Marseille (Saint Ferreol), the Oysho in Shanghai (Nanjin West), the Zara Home store in Stockholm (Birger Jarlsgatan) and the Uterqüe in Moscow (Europeyskiy). Several flagship Zara stores, including the establishments in Berlin (Tauentzienstrasse), Beijing (The Place), Shanghai (Nanjing West Rd.), Madrid (Gran Vía), New York (Flatiron), Hong Kong (Pacific Place), Tokyo (Omotesando) and London (Brompton Rd), were given a makeover to reflect the new store image.

Meanwhile, the Group continued to introduce its e-commerce platform in new markets. Last year Zara, Massimo Dutti and Zara Home began to sell their wares online in Canada, Zara launched its online store in Russia and Pull&Bear entered the online fray in Rumania. Zara has already launched e-commerce operations in Greece in 2014 and plans to roll out its platform in South Korea and Mexico over the course of the year.

Eco-efficiency

Both the new stores opened and the existing stores refurbished have applied our green building standards which are now present in more than 2,200 stores worldwide. In 2013, five Zara stores obtained the highest LEED rating from the US Green Building Council (Paris-Champs Élysées, Amsterdam-Kalverstraat, Shanghai-Nanjing W Rd., Vienna-Haas Haus and London-Park House). Inditex continues to tighten its stringent environmental policy across its store network, industrial facilities, logistics platforms and all the productive components of its expansive supply chain.

2014 trading update

Store sales in local currencies increased by 12% between 1 February and 15 March 2014.

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