239
Fashion Jobs
H&M
Visual Merchandiser Manager- Newmarket
Permanent · AUCKLAND
L'OREAL GROUP
Operations & Transport Manager
Permanent · AUCKLAND
ABBOTT
Tpm Contract Manufacturing Manager
Permanent · AUCKLAND
ESSILORLUXOTTICA GROUP
Optometrist - Opsm Rotorua
Permanent · ROTORUA
DANGERFIELD
Online Coordinator
Permanent · AUCKLAND
PUMA
Key Account Manager nz
Permanent · AUCKLAND
L'OREAL GROUP
Key Account Manager
Permanent · AUCKLAND
PETER ALEXANDER
2 x Casual - Sales Assistant - Peter Alexander nz - MT Maunganui
Permanent · AUCKLAND
PETER ALEXANDER
2 x Part Time - Sales Assistant - Peter Alexander nz - MT Maunganui
Permanent · AUCKLAND
LULULEMON
Assistant Manager | Christchurch (Tuesday - Saturday Rotation)
Permanent · CHRISTCHURCH
ICEBREAKER
Icebreaker : Sales Associate, Casual - Wellington Airport Touchlab
Permanent · WELLINGTON
DFS
Personal Shopper
Permanent · AUCKLAND
H&M
Department Manager- Chartwell (Hamilton)
Permanent · HAMILTON
H&M
Store Manager Wellington
Permanent · WELLINGTON
H&M
Sales Advisor- 28h
Permanent · AUCKLAND
H&M
Assistant Store Manager- Sylvia Park
Permanent · AUCKLAND
H&M
Department Manager- Sylvia Park
Permanent · AUCKLAND
LOVISA
Store Manager | nz | Palmerston North
Permanent · PALMERSTON NORTH
LOVISA
Store Manager | nz | Chartwell
Permanent · HAMILTON
LOVISA
Store Manager | nz | Glenfield
Permanent · AUCKLAND
ESSILORLUXOTTICA GROUP
Retail Associate | Oakley Queenstown
Permanent ·
ESSILORLUXOTTICA GROUP
Optometrist- Opsm Hastings
Permanent · HASTINGS
Published
Jun 9, 2021
Reading time
2 minutes
Download
Download the article
Print
Text size

Wolverine Worldwide predicts Q2 sales above 2019 levels

Published
Jun 9, 2021

Outdoor apparel and footwear group Wolverine World Wide, Inc. (Wolverine Worldwide) has announced that, having noted an acceleration in its performance, it now expects its second-quarter sales to exceed the figures achieved by the company in the same period two years ago, before the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, when the group reported $568.6 million in revenue.


Wolverine Worldwide has seen a notable acceleration in its sales in the second quarter to date - Instagram: @sperry

 
According to the Rockford, Michigan-based company, growth in the second quarter to date has been driven by its largest brands, which include Wolverine, Merrell, Saucony and Sperry, as well as by “compelling product innovation.”
 
“The company continues to see strong momentum and better-than-expected trends across nearly all brands in the portfolio, with Merrell, Saucony and Sperry leading the way,” said Wolverine Worldwide chairman and CEO Blake W. Krueger in a release.

“Our strong order book has continued to improve since the end of the first quarter, including nice gains in our international business,” explained the executive. “As such, we now expect second quarter 2021 revenue will exceed 2019 levels, and we are reiterating confidence in our latest full-year revenue outlook of $2,240 million to $2,300 million.”
 
In the first quarter of this year, Wolverine Worldwide reported revenue of $510.7 million, up 16.3% compared to the prior-year period, while net earnings were $38.5 million, or $0.45 per diluted share, up from $13.0 million, or $0.16 per diluted share, a year ago.
 
The company recently announced important changes to its leadership team, with Isabel Soriano taking over as president of international, while Katherine Cousins joined the group as president of the Sperry brand.

Copyright © 2024 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved.