Disruptive forces finally caught up with Myer
After Myer’s (ASX: MYR) announcement last Friday it has been revealed they have had a very tough time in the 6 months to January 2018. Earnings are likely down around 40 per cent to sub $40 million on a 3.6 per cent decline in Revenue.
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There is no easy way out of this for Mayer, outdated departmental store model no longer working for them, they should have known the change is coming, their brand does not appeal Gen Y, listen to conversation Gen Y fashion lover they do not mention Mayer. Closing store means, cancelling the lease, cancellising the lease before expiry date, may translate into hefty court costs.