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Card Factory upholds full-year profit outlook following strong Christmas Card Factory reported its turnover rose by 4.7% in November and December The firm estimates making full-year adjusted pre ...

Card Factory share were up 5.5% to 95.70 pence in London on Tuesday afternoon. By Michael Hennessey, Alliance News reporter Comments and questions to newsroom@alliancenews.com ...

Shares in Card Factory rose more than five per cent after the retailer reported festive growth ahead of the wider market.

Retailer Card Factory has reported a 6.2% boost in sales as it posted a successful Christmas trading period. The high street greeting cards, gifts and celebration accessory business has told ...

Card Factory said it delivered a “good” Christmas trading performance in line with expectations in November and December with total revenue growth of 4.7 per cent.

Card Factory has said it performed well over its key Christmas trading period with revenue up 4.7% in November and December. This was driven by a higher average basket value as the retailer benefited ...

Card Factory has reported a strong performance over the key Christmas trading period, with revenue rising 4.7% in November and December.

Card Factory had a “good Christmas” on the high street although its online sales continue to struggle. The cards and gifts retailer increased sales by 4.7% through November and December ...

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