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Updated · twelfthmagpie.com · Aug 16

4imprint Raises Full-Year Guidance After H1 Revenue Edges Up 1% to $666.4 Million

Updated

Updated · twelfthmagpie.com · Aug 16

4imprint Raises Full-Year Guidance After H1 Revenue Edges Up 1% to $666.4 Million

1 articles · Updated · twelfthmagpie.com · Aug 16

$666.4 million in first-half revenue marked a 1% rise for 4imprint, while management still lifted full-year guidance despite soft demand for branded merchandise.
3% growth in average order value came almost entirely from price increases, as tariff-driven supply-chain costs squeezed gross margins and customers cut discretionary marketing spend.
New-customer order declines eased to 5% in the second quarter from 9% in the first, suggesting trading conditions may be stabilizing even as North America remains the group's main exposure.
Strong cash generation is giving 4imprint room to position for a recovery, though the report highlights ongoing risks from tariffs and slower customer growth.

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