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Tuesday 17 September 2013 3:31 am

Debenhams sees transactions and sales up ahead of full year results

By: Harriet Green

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The high street retailer Debenhams has seen positive results as growth in gross transaction value and like-for-like sales are up over the last 10 weeks. (Release)

Online sales were up 46.2 per cent and the company continues to gain market share in clothing and non-clothing, including womenswear and beauty. 

The new store on Oxford street is on track and budget, the 12 stores modernised over the past year are all doing well and the company's seen good international performance.

New stores opened this year in Chesterfield and Lichfield performed ahead of internal expectations. 

Profit before tax, due in the full year results on the 24 October, is expected to be in line with market expectations. 

The chief executive Michael Sharp highlighted the growth of Debenhams' online business and put Debenhams' performance down to the hard work and focus of employees in implementing a successful strategy. 

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