N Brown looks to retail partnerships as profits fall
Manchester-based home shopping group N Brown has announced a fall in trading profits, which it has put down to investment in its customer proposition and infrastructure.
Adjusted trading profit before tax was £80.6m for the year to March 4, 2017, down 8.7%, while full year revenues remained static at around the £900m mark.
Angela Spindler, chief executive, said the company was continuing to build on its position as an agile, online fashion retailer, adding that its performance accelerated in the second half.
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