John Lewis Partnership profits leap but no bonus for third consecutive year
- John Lewis Partnership reported a profit before tax of £126 million for the year to 25 January 2025, significantly up from £42 million a year earlier.
- The group has canceled its annual bonus for staff for the third consecutive year, despite tripling profits.
- John Lewis Partnership plans to invest up to £600 million on its stores and supply chain in the next year.
- The group anticipates further profit increases in the 2025-26 financial year, while acknowledging challenges in the economic backdrop for customers and its business.
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John Lewis boss ‘determined’ to bring back bonus after payout scrapped again
The retailer said it would not pay a staff bonus despite revealing that underlying profits tripled to £126 million from £42 million the previous year.
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British retailer John Lewis Partnership said it would accelerate investment this year as it reported a trebling in annual profit, driven by an improvement in its food business, and forecast more growth as its turnaround plan gains momentum.
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