Free cash flow was £127.4 million compared with £132.2 million, with net debt rose to £102.0 million from £55.6 million. Dunelm declared a final ordinary dividend of 28p, taking the total ordinary dividend to 44.5p, as well as repeating its special dividend trick of 35p per share earlier this year. "In my final set of results at Dunelm, I'm pleased to report another successful year, marked by growth in sales and profits, increased market share and meaningful strategic progress," said Wilkinson. He hailed some final milestones as the company opened its 200th store, including its first superstore in inner London, opened the first overseas and bought the brand and archive of Designers Guild. Current trading was said to have "pleased" management, "although yet to see signs of a sustained consumer recovery", while future plans included a Dunelm app in the autumn, more new stores, and further investment in growth and productivity. The shares fell 6.8% to 1,157.74p in early trading on Tuesday.