Sales still rose by 1% to 2 billion pounds sterling during this time, though.
ASOS expects to take a 14 million pound hit following it's decision to stop business in Russia because of it's invasion of Ukraine.
The online fashion retailer says it already saw pre-tax profits dip in the six months to the end of February, as more people headed back to the high street.
Sales still rose by 1% to 2 billion pounds sterling during this time, though.
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