Temple and Webster Group

ASX:TPW

Online furniture and homewares retailer.

Retail470 employees
Offshoring Summary

Modern slavery statement: uses BPO (business process offshoring) contractors. Provided modern slavery training to all BPO personnel.

Financial Context

Market Cap

$834M

Revenue

$663M

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What Public Sources Say

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Additional Sources

Modern Slavery StatementTemple and Webster Group Modern Slavery Statement30 Jun 2025

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