Department store retailer David Jones
(ASX:DJS) has reported another disappointing profit result amid challenging trading conditions.
Interim profit slumped 14 per cent to $73.5 million.
CEO Paul Zahra said the weak result followed fewer sales, soft consumer spending and the ramp up of its business transformation plan..
David Jones recorded sales of just over 1 billion dollars, down less than 1 per cent, in the six months to January 26.
Investors will receive an interim dividend of 10 cents.
