The Reject Shop Ltd. engages in retailing discount variety merchandise. The company is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria and currently employs 3,500 full-time employees. The firm offers various products, such as food, snacks, greeting cards, party, health and beauty, cleaning supplies, storage, kitchenware, homewares, pet care and seasonal products. Its groceries include tea, coffee, canned food, condiments, snacks, sweet biscuits, soft drinks, and water. Its toiletries include baby care, bath accessories, travel toiletries, haircare, cosmetics, and fragrances. Its pet care includes pet beds, carriers and barriers, pet accessories, cat scratchers, cat and dog toys, dog chews, litter, winter and seasonal accessories, pet food, and heated pet beds and mats. Its offers a variety of products from a range private labels and brands, such as Ajax, Allen’s, Bega, Biondi, Birch, Block Tech, Bluebird, Bref, Dettol, Dove, Duracell, Earth Choice, Energizer, Eveready, Harpic, Head & Shoulders, Herbal Essence, Hercules, Hinkler, and Hot Wheels.
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The Reject Shop earnings dip by over $10m as cost of living bites
May 23, 2024
In this economy, saving a quick buck is a priority. That’s also the reason behind K-mart profits booming to over $600 million in the first half of FY24. Australians are casting around for low-priced goods that provide good value. Why, then, did the discount retail chain The Reject Shop (ASX: TRS) have a sobering experience?
In-store theft rises as The Reject Shop cites the impact of shrinkage on margins
February 22, 2024
At a time when about half of younger Aussies are spending over 50% of their income on rent, the affordability crisis is magnified. It’s no wonder then that discount store chains like The Reject Shop (ASX: TRS) are gaining consumers’ favour. The Reject Shop is a merchandise-led business that collects cancelled orders, overproduced products and
Harris Technology bucks online retail trends, set for busy retail season
October 25, 2022
Although Aussies are doing it tough with rising interest rates putting a strain on spending, eCommerce company Harris Technology (ASX: HT8) has found a sweet spot in the retail sector that is immune to the issues that have plagued online retailers for the past 12 months. Foreseeing a dropoff in sales of their flagship technology
Harris Technology launches HT Home as new eCommerce channel for household goods
August 17, 2022
While they may best be known as a tech retailer that has been servicing Aussie offices for more than 35 years, Harris Technology (ASX: HT8) is expanding into household products with the launch of their new HT Home store to substantially increase their online retail exposure. HT Home is an online store dedicated to the
Harris Technology to launch HT Home with diversification into household goods
July 25, 2022
While their brand is synonymous as one of Australia’s most trusted tech retailers over the past 30 years, online retailer Harris Technology (ASX: HT8) will soon be expanding into a range of household products with plans to launch a new HT Home division. The launch of the new division comes following Harris Technology’s record FY22
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