-- Goodfood Market (FOOD.TO) 周二表示,由于净销售额下降,第二季度净亏损扩大。 该公司表示,业绩反映了加拿大食品检验局 (CFIA) 暂时吊销许可证以及疲软的需求环境的影响,这些因素影响了该季度的净销售额和利润率。 净亏损从去年同期的 240 万美元(合每股 0.03 美元)扩大至 680 万美元(合每股 0.07 美元)。 净销售额同比下降 26% 至 2250 万美元,原因是活跃客户减少以及该季度 CFIA 的暂时吊销许可证,但平均订单价值的增长部分抵消了这些影响。 “第二季度业绩反映了暂时中断和需求疲软的影响。更重要的是,CFIA 明确了需要改进的地方——我们正在果断采取行动,”董事会主席兼首席执行官 Selim Bassoul 表示。 “我们简化了成本结构,降低了复杂性,并将业务重心重新放在核心经济效益上。与此同时,我们正在改进产品,提高质量,增加份量,提升便利性,以满足客户最重视的需求。” 周一,Goodfood股票在多伦多证券交易所收盘上涨0.01美元,报0.215美元。
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