The company attributed the increase in net sales to its adoption of a strategic omni-channel approach, according to its press statement.
The net sales of Kate Spade & Co excluding sales for wind-down operations stands at $275 million for Q3 2015. This figure shows an increase of $57 million or 26.1 per cent as compared to the net sales figure of the corresponding quarter of 2014.
Income from continuing operations for this quarter was $5 million or $0.04 per diluted share against an income of $3 million or 0.02 per diluted share for the corresponding quarter of 2014 as per GAAP method.
Commenting on the results, Craig A Leavitt, CEO of Kate Spade & Company said, “Our third quarter results, including industry-leading comparable sales increases, underscore that the diversified foundation we have created is driving sustainable growth in sales and profitability, even with our deliberate pullback in a number of key sales and promotional events.”
“Moving forward, we will continue to focus on the factors that differentiate our business as a growing global lifestyle brand, including our partnered approach to expansion, controlled points of distribution and relentless quality of sale efforts,” Leavitt said. (MCJ)
Fibre2Fashion News Desk — India