THE cult back-to-school accessoriser Smiggle, where a lunchbox can cost A$63 (S$55), may soon open up its books to investors. Smiggle’s owner, Sydney-listed Premier Investments, said on Monday (Aug 21 ...

In 2023, Smiggle was rapidly expanding its stores into new markets and posting record sales, but its performance has declined dramatically since then. Smiggle’s global sales declined 10.7 per cent ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Stationery brand Smiggle and sleepwear business Peter Alexander will be spun off from Premier Investments’ portfolio of brands next year ...

Children are losing interest, staff are heading for the exit, and a probe has revealed alleged serious misconduct. Can Solomon Lew, the billionaire king of retailing, turn things around? Stationery ...

It’s more than a year since billionaire retailer Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments sacked John Cheston, the head of its kids’ stationery chain Smiggle, for alleged “serious misconduct”. But it’s fair ...

The boss of a major Australian retailer has been fired for 'serious misconduct' just nine months before he was due to depart and take over as chief executive at another company. Smiggle managing ...

Smiggle has now lost three more important executives, The Australian can reveal, who have followed Mr Cheston out the door and who are believed to have tendered their resignations soon after Mr ...

Smiggle’s 107 stores spread across the UK are proving to be a handy generator of sales and earnings for Mr Lew’s Premier Investments which owns Smiggle along with other retailers such as Peter ...