Curry’s has said that despite supply chain issues, it remains to be on track with profit expectataions.
“We may face into further headwinds from Omicron and associated restrictions, but the stronger business we’ve built can ride out both the industry-wide disruption to supply chains and bumpy demand,” said chief executive, Alex Baldock.
“Yes, more customers are shopping online, and our hard work to build a strong online business has seen us thrive here. But most customers buy tech through both online and stores, our sweet spot, where we’ve worked hard to build on our strengths. That’s paying off,” Baldock said.
In the six months to the end of October, the group posted profits of £48m, up from £40 in the same period a year previously.
Curry’s expects to hit full-year profits of around £160m.