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Gap posts higher second-quarter sales

Aug 29, 2024 9:06 AM

Aug 29 (Reuters) - Apparel retailer Gap posted a

5% jump in its second-quarter sales on Thursday, helped by

stronger demand at its Old Navy and namesake brands.

The company posted net sales of $3.72 billion for the

quarter ended Aug. 3, compared with $3.55 billion a year

earlier.

Gap was scheduled to report results after markets close on

Thursday.

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