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Boohoo's shares fall after warning over sales and earnings outlook

In a separate announcement, the company has also confirmed its expansion into Japan, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan

Shares in fashion fashion giant Boohoo have fallen sharply after it issued a warning over its sales and profits because of supply chain disruption, surging costs and customers returning more garments.

The Manchester-headquartered company has confirmed it expects full-year net sales to rise by between 12% and 14%, compared with the 20% to 25% previously guided.

Underlying earnings are also set to come in between £117m and £139m for the year to February 28, 2022.

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Boohoo added that it was braced for an earnings impact of around £20m from higher freight costs to the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ, while European and overseas trade is being hampered by consumer uncertainty and delivery delays.

The group said its sales continue to be knocked as the percentage of garments sent back returns to pre-pandemic levels.

Following the update to the London Stock Exchange, Boohoo's shares fell by almost 20% by 8.20am.

The firm saw sales rise 32% in the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ over the three months to November 30, but tumble across its international operations – down 12% across Europe, 14% in the US and 21% in the rest of the world.