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ArticleFrasers holds guidance despite profit slip
UK retailer Frasers Group maintained annual guidance despite a profit decline, citing weak consumer confidence and heavy discounting across the sector.
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News briefsFrasers Group pulls support for Hugo Boss chair
Frasers Group has withdrawn support for Hugo Boss supervisory board chair Stephan Sturm, raising governance questions at the German fashion brand.
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News briefsFrasers Group acquires majority stake in U.S. luxury retailer The Webster
The owner of Sports Direct and Flannels is further strengthening its position in the global premium and luxury retail segment.
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ArticleXXL continues at five locations in the Nordics
XXL believes that the extension is an important signal from their new owner, Fraser’s Group, who took ower the majority ownership of XXL in May 2025.
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ArticleFrasers Group to open 100 new stores in New Zealand and Australia
Frasers has signed a 25-year agreement with Accent Group.
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News briefsFrasers warns on profits amid weak consumer confidence
Frasers Group has cut its full-year profit forecast, over weak consumer confidence and a tough trading environment, and has also been knocked out of the FTSE 100.
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AnalysisThe world’s biggest sports retailers
Our annual analysis of the world’s largest sports retailers presents the revenue of the top international sports retailers and ranks their growth year-on-year.
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News briefsFrasers Group bolsters EMEA expansion with Twin Sport acquisition
Frasers Group is set to acquire Twin Sport, a prominent Dutch sporting goods retailer. The acquisition agreement entails Frasers Group acquiring all shares in Twin Sport Holding B.V., a key player in the Dutch sports retail landscape and part of the Intersport franchise under EKS Netherlands. Twin Sport, with 17 ...
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AnalysisThe world’s biggest sports retailers
Our annual analysis of the world’s largest sports retailers has the revenue of 50 companies and ranks their growth compared with last year.
