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Indian retailer Arvind Fashions reported a more than two-fold rise in fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday, aided by steady demand for premium clothing brands.
The company, which retails clothing from brands such as Arrow, Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 24.32 crore ($2.92 million) up from Rs 10.91 crore a year ago.
Its revenue from operations rose nearly 4% to Rs 1,094 crore.
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Indian retailers have been grappling with slower volume growth amid heightened competition and had to offer heavy discounts to sway customers, hurting their topline.
However, demand for premium products aimed at high-income consumers remains a key driver of sales growth.
Rival Shoppers Stop reported a 53% rise in fourth-quarter profit last month, helped by demand in its beauty and luxury segments.
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