Dunelm plans to cut £100m of ‘unproductive’ costs in three-year strategy

Dunelm cautioned it is yet to see a ‘meaningful’ recovery in consumer spending (Alamy/PA) -

Homeware retailer Dunelm has said it plans to strip around £100 million of “unproductive” costs from the business as part of a new three-year growth strategy, after cutting its central teams by around 8%.

The cost-cutting programme will aim to make savings by the 2029 financial year through restructuring and changing internal processes.