Superdry has seen its revenue recover as shoppers returned to its stores following the lifting of Covid restrictions and it raised prices to combat inflated operating costs.
In a year-end trading update, the Gloucestershire-headquartered fashion chain reported group revenue of £600.7m - an 8% rise on the previous financial year.
The company said its 140 retail stores across the UK and mainland Europe rebounded with a near 60% year-on-year increase in revenue to £224.5m, driven by a more than 200% uptake in sales in Q4 compared to the financial year 2021.
