JB Hi-Fi Limited

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JB Hi-Fi Limited is engaged in the retailing of home consumer products from stand alone destination sites, shopping centre locations and its online stores. The Company offers a range of brands with particular focus on consumer electronics and software including music, games and movies. It offers a range of home entertainment and consumer electrical products at discounted prices. The Company’s products include audiovisual equipment, computing equipment, white goods, ... continued
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JB Hi-Fi Limited
JB Hi-Fi Limited is engaged in the retailing of home consumer products from stand alone destination sites, shopping centre locations and its online stores. The Company offers a range of brands with particular focus on consumer electronics and software including music, games and movies. It offers a range of home entertainment and consumer electrical products at discounted prices. The Company’s products include audiovisual equipment, computing equipment, white goods, kitchen appliances and other related equipment. The Company’s geographic segments are Australia and New Zealand. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2012, the Company opened 15 new JB Hi-Fi stores in Australia and closed 1 JB Hi-Fi store and 3 Clive Anthonys stores. In December 2011, the Company launched JB HI-FI NOW digital music streaming service. In December 2011, it announced that Macquarie Group Limited ceased to be a substantial holder in the Company.

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