Baby Bunting Group
Furniture and fashion shine bright despite the cost-of-living crunch
While consumers are trading down to more budget options in some retail areas, others are holding up well.
- Emma Koehn
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Baby Bunting slumps as retailers feel pain of consumer crunch
Discretionary retailers including Adairs, Michael Hill and Baby Bunting are among those that have reported falling sales amid slower spending.
- Millie Muroi
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- The Long and Short of It
Plentiful prams but pitiful profits: Is it time to buy Baby Bunting?
The baby goods retailer sells plenty of essential goods – so why is the stock down 57 per cent over the past year?
- Emma Koehn
Baby Bunting in growth spurt as rivals fall away
Baby Bunting has strengthened its position as the dominant speciality baby retailer, picking up significant market share after a string of rivals collapsed.
- Patrick Hatch
Left holding the market: Baby Bunting soars as rivals collapse
Baby Bunting and its investors see long-term gains on the horizon once the retailer has made it through the short-term pain caused by the collapse of the retailer's four largest competitors.
- Patrick Hatch
Baby Bunting has an enviable problem: its competitors keep collapsing
Baby Bunting is struggling with the kind of problem most businesses could only dream of.
- Patrick Hatch
Aggressive discounting hurts Baby Bunting
Aggressive discounting has contributed to a significant fall in Baby Bunting's first-half profit.
- Petrina Berry
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