Australian retail group Premier Investments reported a near 5% fall in annual profit and said it is delaying the demerger of its Smiggle stationery chain while it discusses a separate deal with ...

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 ...

Premier Investments will work toward a demerger of its stationery store Smiggle by the end of January 2025 and explore a demerger of sleepwear business Peter Alexander.

Shares of the company rose 9.3% to an all-time high of A$33.510 before paring some of the gains. The stock was among the top gainers in the benchmark index , opens new tab, which was down 0.4% as ...

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 ...

Smiggle's owner Premier is looking to unlock value in its faster-growing businesses following a stock-price slump. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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.

A MAJOR high street retailer with 106 UK stores is closing one of its branches in months as two others shut this week. Smiggle, founded in Melbourne, Australia, and selling school, birthday and lei… ...

Stationery chain Smiggle is set to close another of its stores this summer. The retailer, which was founded in Australia, is shutting its branch in the Cwmbran Shopping Centre in Wales this August ...

The parent company did not disclose the nature of the misconduct in the case, according to reports.. But Cheston's representative, law firm Giles George, said the allegations of misconduct are ...