The American shoe brand Skechers recorded 36% growth in quarterly sales compared to the same period last year. In the second quarter, sales exceeded the bar of 800 million dollars (729 million euros).
In direct-managed stores, sales grew by 12,9%. Operating profit for three months amounted to 102 million euros, against 49 million a year earlier. Net income increased from 35 to 79 million euros.
“US sales account for 42%, this is our strongest market,” says Robert Greenberg, Skechers CEO, “but the highest growth was in international sales (+ 60%), now they account for 30% of sales.”
The group also continues to expand its network of stores in the world. By the end of June, it had 1126 points of sale, its own new stores recently opened in the Czech Republic, Nigeria, as well as Russia, Australia, Taiwan, Ireland and India.
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