Lotte Shopping Co Ltd 2006 AR2
The report highlights Lotte Shopping's performance and strategic initiatives for the fiscal year 2006, marking its first year as a publicly traded company. The company achieved record financial results, with net sales rising to KRW 9.1 trillion and net profit jumping 35.5% to KRW 739.8 billion. Lotte Shopping expanded its retail footprint by listing on the Seoul and London stock exchanges, acquiring a majority stake in Woori Home Shopping, and preparing for its international debut in Moscow, Beijing, and Ho Chi Minh City. On the sustainability front, the company completed ISO 14001 certification for its entire department store chain and continued its commitment to environmental and social causes through its five-year investment plan.
Company: Lotte Shopping Co Ltd
Sector: Wholesale & retail
Country: South Korea
Year: 2006
Type: AR2
Pages: 51
Lotte Shopping Co Ltd
The report highlights Lotte Shopping's performance and strategic initiatives for the fiscal year 2006, marking its first year as a publicly traded company. The company achieved record financial results, with net sales rising to KRW 9.1 trillion and net profit jumping 35.5% to KRW 739.8 billion. Lotte Shopping expanded its retail footprint by listing on the Seoul and London stock exchanges, acquiring a majority stake in Woori Home Shopping, and preparing for its international debut in Moscow, Beijing, and Ho Chi Minh City. On the sustainability front, the company completed ISO 14001 certification for its entire department store chain and continued its commitment to environmental and social causes through its five-year investment plan.
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Document Details
Report Year
2006
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2006 - Dec 31, 2006
Fiscal Year
2006
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
Pages
File Size
Standards & Assurance
Assurance
Assurance Provider
Assurance Standard
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