The latest from the boardroom
Interim results for the 26 weeks to 3 March 2024
“At the beginning of this year we explained that FY24 would be a year of continued transformation for ASOS as we take the necessary actions to deliver a more profitable and cash generative business. Under our Back to Fashion strategy, we set out three priorities for the year – to offer the best and most relevant product, to strengthen our relationship with customers and to reduce our cost to serve. We have delivered on each of these in the first half of the year, including right-sizing our stock ahead of target to drive our best first half cash performance since 2017 and seeing excellent results in our Test & React model, which is growing at pace. ASOS is becoming a faster and more agile business, and we are reiterating our guidance for the full year as we lay the foundations for sustainably profitable growth in FY25 and beyond.”
Interim results for the 26 weeks to 3 March 2024
Adjusted Revenue1
£1,497.5m
Growth rate: (18%)
H1 FY23: £1,838.5m
Adjusted gross margin2
40.3%
Change: (260bps)
H1 FY23:42.9%
Adjusted3 EBITDA
(£16.3m)
H1 FY23: £4.6m
Free cash flow3
(£21.1m)
H1 FY23: (£258.8m)
Cost to serve4
41.5%
H1 FY23: 42.7%
Inventory
£592.5m
H1 FY23: £978.4m