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Kathmandu boss on sick leave
Kathmandu managing director Peter Halkett has been granted extended leave of up to three months.
Kathmandu’s profits climb
In a difficult trading environment Kathmandu has managed to achieved a sales and profit increase both in-store and online.
Kathmandu chairman dies
Kathmandu has announced with great sadness the death of chairman James Strong.
Kathmandu's positive outlook
Kathmandu expects there’ll be an increase in earnings for the first half of the 2013 financial year.
Kathmandu appoints new director
Kathmandu has announced the appointment of Christine Cross as non-executive independent director.
Sale results exceed Kathmandu's expectations
Kathmandu has had a surprisingly successful first quarter after it announced sales earned for the period was $66.9 million.
Kathmandu reports profit loss
The difficult trading period appears to be getting the best of most retailers with Kathmandu reporting a 10.7 per cent fall in its net profit after tax to NZ$34.9 million.
Kathmandu takes a dive
While sales soared 15.4 per cent to NZ$146.7 million, Kathmandu's net profit after tax is down to nearly half of what it was this same period last year.
Free online delivery with Kathmandu
Previously, Kathmandu customers needed to pay for delivery unless they ordered $150 worth of goods.
More positive news for Kathmandu
Kathmandu has had another positive turnaround reporting sales of NZ$56 million for the 15 weeks to 13 November 2011.
Kathmandu bucks retail trends
On the other end of the spectrum away from David Jones and Myer is Kathmandu who has reported a 32 per cent increase in EBIT to $64 million.
Kathmandu sees better results
The company expects that EBIT to be between NZ$63 million and NZ$65 million, compared to $47.9 million for the previous year. This will be a 31 per cent to 36 per cent increase.
Easter sales boost Kathmandu's position
Kathmandu CEO Peter Halkett said the 13 week period ending 1 May 2011 was helped by "very favourable" weather in Australia and the Easter long weekend.
Kathmandu re-opens NZ store
Kathmandu has re-opened its Riccarton store following the New Zealand earthquake on 22 February where it was forced to close. The only remaining store yet to re-open is on Cashel Street.
New products boost Kathmandu's profits
Outdoor clothing retailer Kathmandu has reported a 21.6 per cent increase in EBIT to $15.2 million, for the six months ended 31 January 2011.
Kathmandu recovers from NZ earthquake
The New Zealand-based company’s head office, distribution centre and retail stores were affected by the Christchurch earthquakes on 22 February.
Kathmandu's strong start
Kathmandu said its performance for the six months to 31 January 2011 is expected to be "significantly ahead" of the same period last year.
Kathmandu to add 12 stores, lodges IPO
Clothing and travel equipment retailer Kathmandu is planning to open another 12 stores in Australia and New Zealand to add to its 82-store network, ahead of its initial public offering and ASX listing.
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