Sales at children’s stationery and accessories brand Smiggle dropped sharply in the first half of Premier Investments’ 2025 ...

SYDNEY—Premier Investments said it would work toward a demerger of its stationery store Smiggle by the end of January 2025, offering an update on its strategic review alongside its half-year ...

Retail conglomerate Premier Investments has announced plans to demerge its stationery business Smiggle by the end of January 2025. Premier’s chairman Solomon Lew decided to break up the business ...

Following the transfer of brands to Myer from Premier Investments, analysts review interim results for both companies and ...

However, Premier’s stationery retailer for children, Smiggle, has reached maturity in Australia and its global expansion progress has been below our expectations. For example, we estimate net ...

Premier Retail saw lower first-half sales amid Smiggle’s weaker performance attributed to cost of living pressures. The group ...

Premier Investments’ Solomon Lew has painted a bleak picture for consumer sentiment as he warned Australians not to expect ...

Still, if you look past that, Smiggle will cater to all the needs of kids, and kids-at-heart. When it comes to stationery, Kikki. K is the perfect all-rounder. Its designs are cute and creative ...

and renewed global and local growth for stationery chain Smiggle. The conglomerate’s focus is now on leveraging the two high margin, iconic brands to ramp up growth in existing markets and ...