SUPERDRY PLC

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1985-02-28

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https://www.superdry.com

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Recent Articles about SUPERDRY PLC

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2025-02-11 (punchline-gloucester.com)

UK retailers look for way round US tariffs Superdry Next

UK retailers are considering restructuring their operations in the USA, due to the uncertainty around Donald Trump's tariffs. The US president has introduced 10% tariffs on goods made in China. Cheltenham-based Superdry has stopped delivering products made in China directly to consumers in the USA to avoid paying the tariff, as reported by The Sunday Times. Julian Dunkerton, founder and CEO of the fashion brand, said the tariffs make products unprofitable. There is also concern about shipments with mixed origins, for example some from China and some from Turkey. He told The Sunday Times: "It becomes a horrible mess. It adds complexity that wasn't there before, but we will get a solution." Meanwhile, UK retail giant Next is considering setting up a US corporate entity to lessen the impact of the new rules.

2023-08-27 (retailgazette.co.uk)

Superdry CEO: Oxford Street ‘needs serious help’ - Retail Gazette

Superdry boss Julian Dunkerton has warned Oxford Street “needs serious help” after the busy road has been left in disarray from the rise of American Candy Stores and empty shop units.

2023-01-27 (rte.ie)

Superdry cuts full-year profit forecast to breakeven

Superdry said today it now expected to broadly break even this year compared with its earlier forecast for a profit, as its wholesale segment underperformed amid higher uncertainty during the last quarter. Inflation-pinched UK consumers cut their shopping last month by the most in at least 25 years,