Wesfarmers reports 9.3 percent jump in half-year profit driven by Bunnings and Kmart

Australia's largest non-food retailer Wesfarmers posted a net profit of A$1.60 billion for the half-year. Strong sales at Bunnings and Kmart drove the growth.

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Wesfarmers Limited has reported a 9.3 percent rise in its first-half net profit to A$1.60 billion for the six months ended December 31. The result for the period represents a year-over-year profit increase for the company and was marginally above the consensus estimate provided by Visible Alpha.
The improved financial performance for the half-year was driven by stronger results within several key business units. Wesfarmers identified Bunnings, Kmart Group, and WesCEF as the primary drivers behind the growth. As the largest non-food retailer in Australia AUAU, the company's performance across these divisions provided significant structural relevance to the overall corporate result.
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