ASOS Stock Price: Thanks to a fresh emphasis on profitability above sheer sales volume, British online fashion giant ASOS (ASC.L) projects a significant increase in earnings for its 2025 financial year and anticipates adjusted profit growth of at least 60%.
A notable rise on last year’s £80 million, the store forecasts EBITDA for the year to September 2025 to be between £130 million and £150 million. ASOS’s recent turnabout plan, which has concentrated on lowering pricing, improving its product selection and raising operating efficiency, clearly shows in this solid outlook.
With an eye on new, trend-led products to re-engage consumers, CEO Jose Antonio Ramos Calamonte emphasized the improvements— stating that ASOS’s product variety “is now stronger than it has been in years”. This change has let ASOS better compete with fast-fashion competitors like Shein and Temu and overcome past obstacles such surplus stock. ASOS said in September that their strategy is succeeding and that predicted earnings for the financial year 2024 fall on the high end of estimates.
October’s financial stability got further support from the partial sale of the Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen’s Topshop and Topman brands to Heartland. Valued at 180 million pounds, this deal improves ASOS’s financial sheet and helps the business to be positioned to concentrate on profitable expansion.
As items become better and profitability restored, ASOS’s share price will probably be under tight observation as investors evaluate the company’s ongoing development in a competitive online retail scene.
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