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Ireland’s Adidas profits increase by 35%

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17/10/2016
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DUBLIN: Sales of Manchester United replica shirts and Ronaldo Real Madrid tops helped the Irish arm of Adidas last year to increase its pre-tax profits by 35% to €839,000. Revenues at Adidas Ireland Ltd last year climbed 23% to almost €31.1m from €25.4m in 2014.

According to the directors’ report, the 23% sales increase followed a 12% slump in 2014 and was “primarily due to growth in the wholesale market”.

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