Sports Direct profits and cash up, but still no dividend

Sports Direct, the high street retailer, increased its pre-tax profits by 24.5 per cent in the year ended April 29th after revenues were pushed higher by buoyant online sales.

Sports Direct, the high street retailer, increased its pre-tax profits by 24.5 per cent in the year ended April 29th after revenues were pushed higher by buoyant online sales.

The strong online performance as well as record revenues and growth across all divisions boosted revenues from £1.6bn in the 52 weeks ended April 24th 2011 to £1.8bn in the 53 weeks ended April 29th 2012, helping to increase pre-tax profit for the year to £151.5m (2011: £118.8m).

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