For a brief moment, it seemed Wesfarmers had found a winner when it bought online retail pioneer Catch Group. But it got two ...

The move is designed to streamline operations, eliminate the ongoing losses associated with Catch, and strengthen the digital ...

Wesfarmers says the recent increase in Australian e-commerce activity had hampered growth prospects for its catch.com.au ...

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The rise of big international retailers has prompted company boss Rob Scott to wind down the loss-making marketplace, saying ...

Wesfarmers has confirmed that it will cut its losses and kill its Catch business in the fourth quarter of FY2025. Catch’s ...

Wesfarmers has announced it will wind down popular online retailer Catch amid spiralling losses and merge it with shopping giant Kmart.

The wind down and transition of Catch is expected to create one-off costs between $50 million and $60 million.

Five years after acquiring the online marketplace, Wesfarmers has decided to wind down Catch, citing a competitive e-commerce ...

Westfarmers, the company behind Kmart and Target have announced that it is closing down Catch.com.au (previously known as Catch Of The Day) in March. The company said that Catch became less viable as ...