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New Hallenstein Glasson CEO to apply steady hand to operations

Chris Kinraid, who has taken up the top job, shares his key focuses as the fashion retailer reports interim earnings.

Hallenstein Glasson reported a stable set of earnings closing out the first half of its 2024 financial year.

Kate McVicar Thu, 28 Mar 2024
Key points
  • Revenue: flat on $223m.
  • Net profit: up 1.5% to $21.1m
  • Key takeaway: The retailer reported steady earnings, and continued to operate in a 'tightened mode' moving into the second half.

Hallenstein Glasson chief executive Chris Kinraid has no intention of rocking the boat he’s become captain of just yet, instead intending to push for growth opportunities and increased efficiency.

Kinraid – poached from KMD Brand’s executive last year – has taken over the fashion

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Kate McVicar Thu, 28 Mar 2024
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Key points
  • Revenue: flat on $223m.
  • Net profit: up 1.5% to $21.1m
  • Key takeaway: The retailer reported steady earnings, and continued to operate in a 'tightened mode' moving into the second half.
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