Online turnover grew 57.2% in the year and now accounts for 8.8% of group sales, with 23 brands of its 29 now available online
Fashion retailer TFG says a surge in online sales helped it increase headline earnings by 12% in the year to end-March.
TFG said all three of its business segments — SA, the UK and Australia — “produced strong turnover growth in relation to their respective markets”.
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