Net sales rose to SEK 2.95 billion, up from SEK 2.72 billion a year earlier.
"Average receipts rose and the proportion of products sold at higher price points in the product mix increased, which further strengthened the development. Christmas sales have thus started positively and our sales development in November is well in line with the positive development in the second quarter," says Göran Westerberg in a comment in the report.
“Overall, this gives us good conditions for a strong end to the year in December, which is one of our most important sales months,” he adds.
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