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L Brands hit by sagging Victoria’s Secret sales

By Wei Zhang
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L Brands, which owns the Victoria’s Secret, Pink and Bath & Body Works brands, has reported positive comparable and net sales for December.

However, Victoria’s Secret sales failed to pick up during the holiday season.

Net sales reached US$2.5 billion for the five weeks ended December 30, up 3 per cent compared to the same period the previous year, while comparable sales increased 1 per cent.

Bath & body Works sales rose 4 per cent while Victoria’s Secret comparable sales declined 1 per cent. Minus the effect of online sales, Victoria’s Secret comparable-store sales fell 6 per cent.

This follows Victoria’s Secret brand quitting the swim and apparel categories.

For the 48 weeks to the end of December, the company reported net sales of $11.5 billion, down from $11.7 billion. Comparable sales dropped 4 per cent.

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