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DFS CEO Tim Stacey: âThe burden of taxation-driven inflation is highâ
DFS posted a healthy 10% uplift in its customer orders against a subdued market, but chief executive Tim Stacey signalled that the macro policy environment was constraining investment and growth potential.
DFS posts stronger profits than expected in âweak marketâ
Revenue in the year ending 29 June, 2025, was up 4.4% on the same period last year, while underlying profits before tax increased by ÂŁ19.7m.
DFS has named a former Holland & Barret CEO as its non-exec director
âAre the lights turning back on in the home and furniture market?â
DFS âcautiously optimisticâ following profit and sales growth during first half
Sofologyâs managing director has stepped down as DFS âsimplifiesâ its management team






















