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(Reuters) - Australia's Wesfarmers Ltd (AX:WES) said on Tuesday that in-store sales had fallen in recent weeks at both its discount department stores, Kmart and to a larger extent, Target (NYSE:TGT), as the coronavirus outbreak kept shoppers indoors.
While sales growth across the third-quarter at both operations was largely in-line with what was seen in the first-half, momentum at Kmart had recently moderated while Target's sales faced a significant decline, the conglomerate said.
"Given the high degree of fixed occupancy costs, a sustained decline in sales momentum will have a material impact on the profitability of Kmart and Target," Wesfarmers added.
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