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Hugo Boss and LPP urged to rejoin Pakistan Accord on Rana Plaza anniversary

Today, on the 13th anniversary of Rana Plaza, the deadliest yet preventable disaster to occur within the apparel industry to date, campaigners from Labour Behind the Label and the Rana Plaza Solidarity Collective are calling on Hugo Boss to rejoin the Pakistan Accord. The German fashion brand and Polish fashion group LPP, which was directly...

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Reserved parent company LPP starts new financial year with strong growth

Polish apparel group LPP SA achieved strong revenue and profit growth in the first quarter of its 2025/26 financial year. This was revealed in an interim report published on Thursday by the parent company of the Sinsay, Reserved, Cropp, House and Mohito brands (LPP). However, due to developments in recent weeks, management lowered its revenue...

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LPP achieves Q3 revenue growth, outlook positive

In the third quarter, LPP Group achieved revenues of 5.2 billion Polish zloty, up 19.8 percent year-on-year and by 25.2 percent in constant currencies. The company’s online sales were up 35.7 percent due to the development of mobile apps and a broader product offer dedicated to online stores. The group recorded double-digit revenue growth of...

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LPP's VP of management board steps down due to health reasons

On October 17 2024, Przemysław Lutkiewicz, vice-president of the management board of LPP, resigned from his position for health reasons. As a result, the company’s CEO Marek Piechocki intends to propose Marcin Bójko, LPP’s current financial director as the new vice-president, chief financial officer of the company. “Accepting Przemysław...

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LPP posts revenues and profit growth in H1

LPP, a Polish, family-owned company, having five own brands: Sinsay, Reserved, Cropp, House and Mohito, achieved revenues of 9.3 billion Polish zlotys, up by 13.3 percent or by 18.6 percent in constant currency in the first six month period. LPP expects revenue in 2024 to range between 20 to 21 billion Polish zlotys and the gross sales margin of...

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LPP records Q1 sales growth, reveals positive outlook

Polish apparel maker LPP Group, owner of brands Sinsay, Reserved, Cropp, House and Mohito achieved revenues of 4.3 billion Polish zloty, up 18.3 percent or 25.5 percent in constant currencies. The company said in a statement that a higher revenue was generated due to the growth of sales in both online and traditional channels. The company also...

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Retailers in race to secure inventory amid Red Sea attacks

While it may appear that the world could not have become any more tumultuous, retailers are now facing another challenge against their supply chain. Since mid-November 2023, the Yemen-based Houthi rebel group has been attacking commercial ships in the Red Sea, in what is yet another instance that possibly threatens to disrupt business operations...

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Polish fashion retailer LPP posts stable Q3 sales growth

In the third quarter, Polish fashion firm LPP Group achieved revenues of 4.4 billion Polish zloty, maintaining a stable revenue level, down 0.4 percent. The company’s year-to-date sales rose 7 percent. The group reported a 24.1 percent increase in their floorspace and growth across brand and online channels. The Sinsay brand recorded revenues of...

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LPP Q3 revenues increase 21.8 percent

In the third quarter of 2017, LPP SA owner of fashion brands: Reserved, Cropp, House, Mohito and Sinsay said that revenues of 1,813 million Polish zloty were 21.8 percent higher than those gained a year ago owing to the increase in sales area, positive sales figures in LFL stores and the dynamic development of online sales. Gross margin amounted...