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Primark to Launch Home Delivery Service in the UK

Primark plans to launch a home delivery service in the UK, having acquired a fulfilment facility in Sheffield. The company aims to enhance sales following subdued performance and is also expanding its Click and Collect service. ABF, Primark's parent company, forecasts a 1% increase in UK sales for the fourth quarter, despite a projected 3% decline in like-for-like sales.

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Primark plans to launch a home delivery service in the UK, having acquired a fulfilment facility in Sheffield. The company aims to enhance sales following subdued performance and is also expanding its Click and Collect service. ABF, Primark's parent company, forecasts a 1% increase in UK sales for the fourth quarter, despite a projected 3% decline in like-for-like sales.

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Primark takes further step into online shopping with home deliveries

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Primark to Launch Home Delivery Service in the UK