Fast Fashion Zara Australian Corporation Revenue Rose 24%

According to Australian local media,

Australian Corporation Group Zara Australia has gained double-digit gains in revenue and profit in the 2015 fiscal year, which also gave its shareholders a high return.

As of January 31, 2016, the Group Zara Australia, which entered the Australian market in April 2011, recorded a 222 million Australian dollar income, up 24% over the same period last year.

The rise was mainly driven by two new stores in Brisbane and Miranda.

As of the end of fiscal year 2015, Zara operates 15 stores and 1100 employees in Australia.

At the same time, Group Zara Australia recorded a net profit of 15 million 260 thousand Australian dollars in fiscal year 2015, up 49.6% over the same period last year. EBIT has increased to 15 million 500 thousand Australian dollars in the 2014 fiscal year to 23 million 600 thousand Australian dollars, a sharp increase of 52.3%.

Industry figures say that about 10% of the annual rate of return is not very good, but it is

Already excellent.

It is reported that Group Zara Australia shareholder Zara Holdings and Australian Regal Solomon Lew Holdings International Brand Management obtained a 55 million Australian dollar dividend from the company last year.

In addition, the shareholding of Solomon Lew family in Group Zara Australia decreased from 20% to 10% while Inditex SA (ITX.MC) Indo Textile Group Holdings increased to 90%.

Zara is also the best performing fast fashion brand in Australia. Its competitor Uniqlo, QQ, UNIQLO, despite its sales growth of 300% to 118 million 900 thousand Australian dollars last year, is still in a state of loss. The size of H&M in Australia is also less than Zara, and its sales in Australia in the second half of November are 78 million Australian dollars, an increase of 200%.

In fact, in the global market, we have Zara, Bershka and Pull & Bear.

The world's largest apparel retailer, Inditex SA Indo Textile Group, is also performing best. In fiscal year 2015, the group once again consolidated its position with strong sales and profit growth.

In the 2015 fiscal year ended January 31, 2016, the sales of Inditex SA Indo Textile Group opened a year or more, accounting for 8.5% growth, accounting for 8.5% growth compared with 5% in the 2014 fiscal year. Moreover, the group has increased 330 new stores in 56 markets during the year, and the two major driving force has pushed the annual net sales to the first time over 20 billion euros, reaching 20 billion 900 million euros, which is higher than the euro of 2014 fiscal year.

Among them, the main brand Zara annual sales increased by 17.5% to 13 billion 628 million euros, while the home brand Zara Home Home increased by 21.5%, and sold for 666 million euros.

Among the four one billion brands, Stradivarius, Bershka and Pull & Bear have increased by more than 10%, and only the high-end Massimo Dutti has increased by 6%. If Bershka can maintain the growth of 12.7% last year, the revenue will exceed 2 billion euros this year.

Underwear brand sales of 452 million euros, an annual increase of 8.7%.

In the 2015 fiscal year, Inditex SA India India Textile Group achieved 15% net profit growth, the highest growth rate in the past three years.

Core profit EBTIDA (profit before interest tax depreciation amortization) 4 billion 699 million euros increased 14.5% compared with 4 billion 103 million euros in fiscal year 2014.

The group announced an annual dividend of 0.60 euros per share, an increase of 15.4% over the same period last year.