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Ermes Department Stores reports full-year 2023 results

Ermes Department Stores (CSE:ERME) Full Year 2023 Results

Key Financial Results

  • Revenues: EUR 117.9 million (an increase of EUR 113.7 million compared to fiscal year 2022).
  • Net loss: EUR 1.91 million (loss increased by 52% compared to fiscal year 2022).
  • Loss per share: €1.09.
CSE:ERME Earnings and Revenue History July 4, 2024

All numbers shown in the above chart are for the last 12 months (TTM)

Shares of Ermes Department Stores are down 13% from a week earlier.

Risk assessment

We should say that we have discovered 2 warning signs for Ermes department stores which you should know before investing here.

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