Can Asos's woes be due to the end of e-commerce bubble?
The outlook for fashion e-commerce could be “deteriorating” as a result of the cost-of-living crisis
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Asos.com is the UK's largest online fashion and beauty store, attracting over one million visitors a week. Asos.com is traded in the NEX Exchange HERE
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The outlook for fashion e-commerce could be “deteriorating” as a result of the cost-of-living crisis
The online retailer anticipates that its gross margin will be adversely affected by the cost of markdowns
ASOS, Boohoo and even Primark are struggling with supply chain disruption and consumer squeeze
Sales are now expected to hit the lowered end of its 12%-19% guidance range
The online fashion retailer said its guidance for the year remains unchanged and expects sales growth to accelerate in the second half
The fashion firm said it is "neither practical nor right" to continue sales to Russia
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Inclusion on the LSE’s main list will open up a whole new market for the stock with trackers and funds barred from buying AIM shares now able to invest
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The online retailer wants to grow sales of its own brands, which include Topshop, and double the size of the US and EU arms
Monday’s updates pushed the stock down 14% to 2,396p
The current financial year is expected to see 10%-15% revenue growth but also a drop in profits
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At the close, the UK blue-chip index was 51.30 points, or 0.7% higher at 7,146.85, the day’s peak and well above the session low of 7,085.85
The ESG standing of rivals Boohoo and Chinese newcomer Shein are not the best
Shein has become the fastest-growing major apparel retailer in the world
The online clothing retailer faces "upside risk stemming from the ramp up of the Topshop brands, the Nordstrom partnership in the US and the potential for a release of pent-up demand as COVID-19 restrictions subside", analysts believe
Shares of the AIM-listed online retailer have fallen from around 5,200p in July
The second-hand clothing market is expected to double in size to US$77bn over the next five years as consumers want to make their wardrobes more sustainable
She-what? Analysts at Shore Capital say investors may not have heard of them but they should "watch out"
The Topshop owner's shares tumbled 16% to their lowest since last August, with investors and some analysts seeing the retailer as losing momentum