Bijou Brigitte modische Accessoires (BIJ) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
1 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Revenue rose 7.0% to EUR 327.9m, within guidance; EBT fell to EUR 36.0m as costs increased across most expense lines.
Net profit declined to EUR 24.1m from EUR 34.9m; year-end store count was 897 versus 902.
Financial highlights
Revenue was EUR 327.9m versus EUR 306.5m; operating profit was EUR 39.9m versus EUR 49.7m, and EBT EUR 36.0m versus EUR 45.8m.
EBITDA was EUR 89.3m versus EUR 97.8m; net profit was EUR 24.1m versus EUR 34.9m, and EPS was EUR 3.13 versus EUR 4.53.
Personnel costs rose 11.0% to EUR 88.5m; other operating expenses increased 13.6% to EUR 82.3m, while material costs rose to 22.1% of sales from 20.8%.
Operating cash flow was EUR 73.5m versus EUR 77.6m; investing cash flow was EUR -27.6m versus EUR -46.8m, and financing cash flow EUR -77.6m versus EUR -39.7m.
Outlook and guidance
2024 revenue is forecast at EUR 330–350m and EBT at EUR 32–42m, assuming no major economic or political disruption and no decline in consumer confidence.
2024 inventories are forecast at EUR 75–85m, the equity ratio at 58–62%, and capital expenditure at EUR 12–18m; store count is expected to exceed the 2023 year-end level.
Priorities include sustaining sales momentum, containing cost increases and expanding omnichannel activity.
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