Asos warns on sales as it slumps to £300m loss
Embattled fast fashion retailer Asos posted a near £300m annual loss on Wednesday, as it warned that sales would continue to fall.
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Embattled fast fashion retailer Asos posted a near £300m annual loss on Wednesday, as it warned that sales would continue to fall.
After a week's delay, Asos has published its full year results, showing a 10% decline in group revenue and a 238.7% increase in operating losses to £248.5m. After a week's delay, Asos has published its full year results, showing a 10% decline in group revenue and a 238.7% increase in operating losses to £248.5m.
The business said a few hundred people work for the company which runs the site on its behalf.
Asos has been trying to reduce the £1.1bn worth of stock it holds and turning it into cash, stating stock levels have been cut by 84 per cent.
Asos CEO José Antonio Ramos Calamonte has insisted that the troubled etailer - which reported a 238.7% increase in operating losses to £248.5m fiscal year 2023 - is on track to return to growth by 2025.