very little impact as a very small % of DES revenue is actually from online.
Hopefully, the market now understands this, as messages to date ex DES have been very confusing.
DES is now very much a digital bricks and mortar company - so, in a way, this may be a good thing, as it may result in DES placing management focus on the real business that generates 90%+ of the revenues, and drop these fring eactivies.
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