Household retailer Dunelm has announced stronger sales despite a “volatile” consumer backdrop and cautioned they are “yet to see” a sustained recovery.
The boss of Dunelm Nick Wilkinson said the company has made “good progress” even though there are financial pressures on consumers.
Wilkinson told PA news agency the business saw cost inflation of 3% over the past 12 months which could move higher to 4%.
Wilkinson said, “In my final set of results at Dunelm, I’m pleased to report another successful year, marked by growth in sales and profits, increased market share and meaningful strategic progress.
“Having had the privilege of being a part of this awesome business, I want to thank our incredible colleagues, whose commitment and adaptability has driven our performance this year and throughout our history.
“We’ve learned to navigate a volatile consumer environment, raising the bar on what really matters to our customers – delivering amazing value and helping them to create stylish, joyful and hard-working homes.
“With a thriving digital offer, vibrant stores, and a broadening category offer, we’re finding new and meaningful ways to be relevant in our customers’ lives.”
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