Obuv Rossii'S Net Profit In The First Half Of This Year Increased By 2.6% Compared With The Same Period Last Year.

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Retailer Obuv Rossii released its first half results announcement in 2016.

According to the announcement, the Obuv Rossii revenue in the first half of the year was 4 billion rubles (about 400 million yuan); net profit increased by 2.6% compared to the same period last year, reaching 401 million rubles (about 40 million 100 thousand yuan); sales of specialty stores increased by 29% over the same period last year, reaching 227 million rubles (about 22 million 700 thousand yuan).

Among them, online sales rose 113%, and online orders increased by 96% compared with last year.

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Westfaliika sales increased by 1.5 times compared with the same period last year.

It is reported that in May of this year, Obuv Rossii announced a seven year development plan: it will invest 5 billion rubles (about 500 million yuan) to expand sales channels, including 2 billion roubles (about 200 million yuan) to increase production. It is estimated that the annual output will increase 3 times in 2022 years, and will reach 1 million 500 thousand pairs.

It is understood that Obuv Rossii is one of the five largest shoe retailers in Russia.

Founded in 2003, the group is headquartered in Novosibirsk and has opened 453 stores in 103 cities across Russia.

It has five brands: Rossita, Lisette, All.go, Medelista and Snow Guard.

And entered the e-commerce market in March 2014.

At present, the company operates four online shopping centers: Westfaliika.ru, Emilia-Estra.ru, Westfalika-Home.ru and Rossita.com.

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Russian women are the biggest customers in the shoe market. Their shoes account for 70% of the adult shoe market, with an average annual purchase of three to four pairs of shoes.