Crocs Sums Up 2015 Fiscal Year
09.03.2016 4711

Crocs Sums Up 2015 Fiscal Year

Crocs, an American company manufacturing shoes from crosslight, a natural material based on foamed resin, summed up the results of the past fiscal year. According to the results, the turnover fell by 1,9%. 

Crocs losses amounted to 98 million dollars compared to 18 million dollars in the 2014 year. Moreover, Crocs sales in Europe fell by 19% to 173,2 million euros, in the Americas by 2,8%, and in the Asia-Pacific region by 10,4%. 

At the same time, online sales grew by 15,6% to 111,4 million euros in all regions except Europe. Recall that Crocs has 559 stores in the world, 102 of which are in Europe.

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