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    Briscoes Group says despite a difficult retail environment, it's had positive sales results

    Briscoes Group says despite a difficult retail environment, it's had positive sales results


    The owner of the Briscoe Homeware and Rebel Sport brands, says sales reached 245.3 million dollars in the three months to January - up 0.96 percent annually.

    Homeware sales went up 1.27 percent - and sporting goods rose 0.44 percent.

    Managing Director, Rod Duke, believes tough trading conditions will continue, and be especially challenging in the first six months of this year.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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