Canadian entrepreneur Andrew Lutfy was upbeat after his fast-fashion retailer, Groupe Dynamite Inc., reported excellent results. But before digging into the financial details with analysts, he decided to speak about politics — in French.
Andrew Lutfy, chief executive officer of Groupe Dynamite Inc., outside the newly opened Garage Clothing store on Oxford Street in London, UK, on Friday, March 27, 2026. With its provocatively sexy, slightly grungy, streetwear aesthetic, Garage has tapped into the fashion zeitgeist sweeping TikTok and Pinterest boards.
Canadian entrepreneur Andrew Lutfy was upbeat after his fast-fashion retailer, Groupe Dynamite Inc., reported excellent results. But before digging into the financial details with analysts, he decided to speak about politics — in French.
Andrew Lutfy, chief executive officer of Groupe Dynamite Inc., outside the newly opened Garage Clothing store on Oxford Street in London, UK, on Friday, March 27, 2026. With its provocatively sexy, slightly grungy, streetwear aesthetic, Garage has tapped into the fashion zeitgeist sweeping TikTok and Pinterest boards.
Canadian fast-fashion retailer Groupe Dynamite Inc. reported earnings above estimates in its fourth quarter and provided an optimistic outlook for the current fiscal year. The shares rose.
Andrew Lutfy, chief executive officer of Groupe Dynamite Inc., centre, cuts the ribbon on the newly opened Garage Clothing store on Oxford Street in London, UK, on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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