Dr. Martens says brand’s strength helped it during pandemic By Reuters
By James Davey LONDON (Reuters) - Dr. Martens, the classic British boot brand that listed its shares in January, said it had shown its resilience during the coronavirus crisis, delivering annual revenue growth of 15% despite multiple lockdowns which shuttered stores. However, shares in the group, known for its chunky boots with yellow stitching, slid 9% by 0900 GMT after it did not upgrade financial guidance for the current financial year. The shares had performed strongly since listing at 370 pence in January. They closed Wednesday at 495 pence, valuing the business at 5 billion pounds...
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