Summary: According to the Companies House UK company management data, the UK luxury electric business Net-a-porter Group Ltd., as of March 29, 2014, the net loss of 9.7 million pounds before the fiscal year 2013/2014, Slightly narrower than the 10.3 million pounds in the previous fiscal year. At the same time company net sales
According to data from Companies House UK's corporate management office, Net-a-porter Group Ltd., the UK's luxury electric company, had a net loss of 9.7 million pounds for the 2013/2014 fiscal year ended March 29, 2014, slightly narrower than the 10.3 million pounds in the previous fiscal year. At the same time, the company's net sales increased by 23% to 533.7 million pounds.
Net-a-porter is said to have invested 11 million pounds in the group's web site over the past year, while sales from the mobile side accounted for 30%.
Net-a-porter group ltd.2013/2014 operating profit of 22.4 million pounds before paying royalties on the parent company's Swiss luxury group Cie.financière Richemont SA (peak Group) Over a year earlier, 16.1 million pounds had a 39.1% increase, and the operating profit rate rose to 4.2% per cent at 50 basis points. Due to the payment of the parent company, the 2013/2014 financial year Net-a-porter Group Ltd., the actual loss of 12.9 million pounds, compared with 19.3 million pounds a year earlier narrowed.
It was because of the export of benefits to the parent company Richemont SA that Net-a-porter Group Ltd. was previously subjected to tax avoidance charges. The British television channel Channel4 July featured a detailed report on Net-a-porter Group Ltd. tax avoidance details.
In addition, Mark Sebba, the 65-Year-old chief executive of Net-a-porter, left the office at the end of July, but still retains the Non-executive director position of the board. Mark Sebba, who joined Net-a-porter in 2003, was Net-a-porter's biggest contributor, even beyond the founder of the 2000 website, Natalie Massenet,mark Sebba turnover may have a certain effect on net-a-porter in the short term.