Hugo Boss confirms 42% drop in Q2 operating profit
Corrects headline and text to say Q2 EBIT figure was confirmed, removes reference LSEG estimates
Aug 1 (Reuters) -Hugo Boss BOSSn.DE confirmed the 42% drop in its second-quarter operating profit on Thursday, after the German fashion house slashed its annual sales and earnings forecasts last month due to weakening consumer demand.
Its quarterly earnings before interest tax (EBIT) fell to 70 million euros ($75.8 million) from 121 million a year earlier, as reported in July.
($1 = 0.9237 euros)
Reporting by Ozan Ergenay, Tristan Veyet in Gdansk, additional reporting by Linda Pasquini; editing by Milla Nissi
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