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    Home > Finance > H&M reports weaker than expected fourth-quarter sales
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    H&M reports weaker than expected fourth-quarter sales

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on January 30, 2025

    1 min read

    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    This image depicts an H&M store featuring its autumn collection, highlighting the brand's response to recent sales challenges. The article discusses the impact of late Black Friday on H&M's fourth-quarter sales performance and marketing strategies in the competitive fast-fashion market.
    H&M store showcasing autumn collection amid Black Friday sales trends - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    H&M's Q4 sales were below expectations, but a 4% increase in December and January indicates a strong start to the new fiscal year.

    H&M reports weaker than expected fourth-quarter sales

    STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish fast-fashion retailer H&M reported weaker than expected sales for its fourth quarter ending Nov 30, but said sales were up 4% in December and January, indicating a better start to the new fiscal year.

    (Reporting by Helen Reid in Stockholm and Agata Rybska in Gdansk, Editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •H&M reported weaker than expected Q4 sales.
    • •Sales increased by 4% in December and January.
    • •The new fiscal year shows promising growth.
    • •The report was compiled by Helen Reid and Agata Rybska.
    • •H&M is a Swedish fast-fashion retailer.

    Frequently Asked Questions about H&M reports weaker than expected fourth-quarter sales

    1What did H&M report for its fourth quarter sales?

    H&M reported weaker than expected sales for its fourth quarter ending Nov 30.

    2How did sales perform in December and January?

    Sales were up 4% in December and January, indicating a positive trend.

    3Who reported on H&M's sales performance?

    The article was reported by Helen Reid in Stockholm and Agata Rybska in Gdansk.

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