B&Q's owner Kingfisher said the UK and Ireland performance was offset by better trading at Screwfix, where sales rose 10.3% on a year ago due to new outlets and the roll-out of its "click, pay and collect" initiative.
Home improvement chain B&Q has posted a 6.4% drop in sales after poor weather and more consumer caution led to a tough winter quarter.
B&Q's owner Kingfisher said the UK and Ireland performance was offset by better trading at Screwfix, where sales rose 10.3% on a year ago due to new outlets and the roll-out of its "click, pay and collect" initiative.
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