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M&S rebuilds fashion supply chain after disruption

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Retail giant reports renewed growth in Fashion, Home & Beauty as it invests in sourcing, stock flow and returns infrastructure

Marks & Spencer

London - Marks & Spencer has reported a 17.5% increase in Fashion, Home & Beauty sales to £2.0 billion for the 26 weeks ended 26 September 2026, as the UK retailer rebuilds availability and profitability following the disruption caused by last year’s cyber incident.

The retailer said fashion gained market share in a declining UK clothing market, which fell 5.5% over the period as adjusted operating profit in the division rose to £150.5 million.

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