Premier Investments’ crown jewel Smiggle has lost its sparkle after spectacular internal conflicts and the shock departure of its chief executive. The brand was once the envy of primary schoolers and ...

The cult back-to-school accessorizer Smiggle, where a lunchbox can cost A$63 ($40), may soon open up its books to investors. Smiggle’s owner, Sydney-listed Premier Investments Ltd., said Monday it’s ...

Premier Investments’ probe into its stationery giant, Smiggle, has allegedly uncovered a culture of serious misconduct, ranging from absenteeism, intoxication during work hours, bullying, sexual ...

Shares of Premier Investments Limited (AU:PMV) plunged over 9% after the company stated that it is delaying the demerger of Smiggle stationary stores while announcing the FY24 results. The company ...

In 2023, Smiggle was rapidly expanding its stores into new markets and posting record sales, but its performance has declined dramatically since then. Smiggle’s global sales declined 10.7 per cent ...

March 26 (Reuters) - Australian specialty retailer Premier Investments PMV.AX said on Tuesday it is exploring a demerger and separate listing of its Smiggle and Peter Alexander brands as part of an ...

The managing director of Australia’s wildly popular back-to-school accessorizer Smiggle, John Cheston, has been fired for “serious misconduct,” the brand’s owner said. Cheston was in “serious breach ...

It’s more than a year since billionaire retailer Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments sacked John Cheston, the head of its kids’ stationery chain Smiggle, for alleged “serious misconduct”. But it’s fair ...

SYDNEY—Australian retail group Premier Investments PMV0.85%increase; green up pointing triangle posted a near 5% fall in annual profit on weaker sales and said it is delaying the demerger of its ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Investigations into sacked Smiggle chief executive John Cheston have uncovered allegations of gambling, drinking during office hours, ...

The chief executive of Lovisa has rejected bombshell allegations of misconduct by his former boss Solomon Lew, suggesting the billionaire retail mogul was bitter over his leaving to join the global ...

Shares rise more than 9% to hit all-time high Proposes interim dividend of 63 AU cents per share Potential demerger part of strategic review March 26 (Reuters) - Australian specialty retailer Premier ...