boohoo group (DEBS) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
13 Jun, 2025Debt refinancing and financial position
Secured a new £222m debt facility, including a £125m revolving credit line to October 2026 and a £97m term loan due August 2025, reducing overall interest costs.
Refinancing supported by existing banking partners, with Ashurst and Rothschild & Co as advisers.
Strategic review and shareholder value
Board is reviewing options for each division to unlock and maximise shareholder value, citing the group as fundamentally undervalued.
Five core brands serve a diverse global customer base, with Debenhams repositioned as a leading online department store and Karen Millen as a digital-first premium brand.
Marketplace strategy successfully implemented at Debenhams, with plans to extend across all brands.
Trading update and outlook
H1 25 GMV pre-returns fell 7% to £1,177m; revenue declined 15% to £620m; adjusted EBITDA margin dropped to 3.4%.
UK GMV down 2%, US down 18%, and Rest of World down 21% year-on-year.
H2 25 expected to deliver higher GMV and stronger adjusted EBITDA despite ongoing brand investment.
Debenhams marketplace saw significant growth, adding 5,000 brands in the period.
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