HLG - Group CFO Appointment Hallenstein Glasson Holdings Limited (NZX: HLG) is pleased to announce the appointment of Cameron Alderton as Group Chief Financial Officer
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Fri, 11 Aug 2:05pm Resignation of Hallenstein Brothers CEO Today the Board of Hallenstein Glasson received the resignation of Hallenstein Brothers CEO Jason Barrow effective 1 May 2022. Jason joined the Company in 2012 as a buyer where his extensive background in buying and fashion became a great asset to the tea
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Tue, 19 Apr 1:39pm Hallenstein Glasson Holdings Ltd announces 6 months Results The Company advises that Group sales for the six months to 1 February 2022 were $170.63 million, a decrease of 6.2% over the corresponding period last year ($181.98 million). Net profit after tax was $11.91 million (unaudited), a decrease of 40.0% over th
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Fri, 25 Mar 12:43am Hallenstein Glasson Holdings Limited (NZX: HLG) Announcement of Final Dividend The Directors of HLG have resolved to pay a final dividend of 24.0 cents (2020: 24.0 cents) per share (partially imputed). The dividend will be paid on 17th December 2021 to all shareholders on the Company's register as at 5:00pm, 10th December 2021
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Fri, 26 Nov 9:42am Hallenstein Glasson posts 20 per cent jump in profit By RNZ Clothing retailer group Hallenstein Glasson has posted 20 percent jump in profit despite the challenges posed by Covid-19.Key highlights (for the year to August vs year ago):• Net profit after tax $33.3m v $27.7m•...
© 2024 NZ Herald Thu, 30 Sep 2:23pm Hallenstein Glasson Holdings Limited (NZX: HLG) Interim Report for 6 months ended 1 February 2021 The Company advises that Group sales for the six months to 1 February 2021 were $181.98 million, an increase of 13.6% over the corresponding period last year ($160.27 million). The Directors have declared an interim dividend of 23 cents per share
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Wed, 28 Apr 12:05am Hallenstein Glasson first-half profit rises 29%; dividend up 53% Sales were up at womenswear chain Glassons but fell at Hallenstein Brothers as demand waned for tailored clothing as more people worked from home, and fewer events were held. The company says it’s changing its products and repositioning the brand.
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Hallenstein Brothers CEO Appointment Hallenstein Glasson is delighted to announce the appointment of Rob Brown as Hallenstein Brothers CEO
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Mon, 11 Jul 1:17pm Hallensteins profit falls, cuts dividend to 18 cents per share Australasian clothing retailer Hallenstein Glasson has cut its dividend after its net profit fell by 40 per cent to $11.9 million in the first half.Hallensteins, whose trading was severely disrupted by Covid-19 lockdowns, declared...
© 2024 NZ Herald Fri, 25 Mar 1:09pm Hallenstein Glasson Holdings Limited (NZX: HLG) Trading Update and Profit Forecast HLG advises that total Group sales for the six-month period ended 1 February 2022 were $170.6 million, a decrease of -6.2% over the prior corresponding period ($182.0 million)
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Thu, 17 Feb 10:27am Joyya tops the list but Farmers gets an F in ethical fashion report Joyya, AS Colour, Hallenstein Glasson Holdings, Kathmandu and Macpac are all in the top 20 most ethical fashion companies in the world.
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz Tue, 19 Oct 5:13am Hallenstein Glasson says profit this year will be hurt by lockdowns as sales fall Sales in the first eight weeks of the new financial year have dropped 19 per cent as New Zealand and Australian stores were closed in response to the recent Covid-19 outbreaks in both countries.
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz Thu, 30 Sep 11:12am Accounting professor calls on Hallenstein Glasson to revisit its wage subsidy decision Accounting professor Jilnaught Wong is calling on Hallenstein Glasson to consider repaying its $5.2m wage subsidy, given its improved performance and increased dividends.
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz Fri, 26 Mar 2:46pm Hallenstein Glasson Holdings Limited (NZX: HLG) Results for the 6 Months Ended 1 February 2021 HLG advises that Group sales for the six months to 1 February 2021 were $181.98 million, an increase of 13.6% over the corresponding period last year. Net profit after tax was $19.84 million, an increase of 28.6% over the corresponding period last year
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