Wolford released its delayed results for its shorter fiscal year late on Wednesday and while it swung to a profit, the upscale hosiery and bodywear firm also talked of “significant business losses” due to the pandemic.
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![]( "Pandemic hurts Wolford, but debt-free firm is on recovery trail")
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![]( "Loss-making Wolford sees H1 e-growth, adds new products, expects break-even")
Loss-making Wolford sees H1 e-growth, adds new products, expects break-evenWolford’s first half was hit by the Covid crisis, but the company still said its sales “stabilised” and its loss narrowed, with break-even for 20201 now “within reach”.
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![]( "Wolford hit hard by pandemic but expects profits in late 2021")
Wolford hit hard by pandemic but expects profits in late 2021Upscale hosiery and intimates specialist Wolford delivered a brief update this week and revealed how hard the pandemic hit it, although it also said that its restructuring program is gaining traction.
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![]( "Wolford inks collab’ with Adidas for seamless hi-tech knit collection")
Wolford inks collab’ with Adidas for seamless hi-tech knit collectionWolford has inked an agreement with Adidas to collaborate on a series of new seamless performance garments with the emphasis on all-day wearability. This debut collaboration will be launched on November 2.
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![]( "Wolford loss widens, but it powers ahead with transformation strategy")
Wolford loss widens, but it powers ahead with transformation strategyWolford was upbeat on Thursday despite reporting a “significant annual loss” for the latest year. It may have seen a downturn in revenues, but it's also seeing the first positive results of its transformation programme.
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![]( "Silvia Azzali on sustainably helming Wolford back into profit")
Silvia Azzali on sustainably helming Wolford back into profitOne brand that had to weather a particularly complicated moment due to Covid-19 is Wolford, the high-end skinwear and hosiery marque that not only went though the lockdown, but also sold its Austrian headquarters.
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![]( "Wolford is now debt-free, has enough cash to get through crisis")
Wolford is now debt-free, has enough cash to get through crisisWolford has shared plenty of bad news in recent years but this week the brand shared some good news too. The company said that it's now debt-free and has the cash to get it through the coronavirus crisis.
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![]( "Wolford to raise cash by selling and renting its Austrian HQ")
Wolford to raise cash by selling and renting its Austrian HQWolford is taking a similar approach to some other companies in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and is seeking to raise cash by selling its HQ. It’s currently in talks to sell and rent back its property in Bregenz.
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![]( "Wolford joins push to make medical masks for hospitals, staff and consumers")
Wolford joins push to make medical masks for hospitals, staff and consumersHosiery and intimates specialist Wolford has shifted production at its HQ in Bregenz, Austria, and its factory in Slovenia from tights and bodies to face masks.
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![]( "Jean-Philippe Hecquet quits Lanvin in management overhaul")
Jean-Philippe Hecquet quits Lanvin in management overhaulJean-Philippe Hecquet has left his position as CEO of Lanvin in a major management overhaul of the brand, which happens to be the oldest haute couture house in Paris. The decision is effective immediately.