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BASICS OF RETAILING
RETAIL LIFE CYCLE
EVALUATION CRITERIA / RATIOS FOR RETAIL
EFFORT
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RETAIL LIFE CYCLE Changes or up-gradation of retail formats in the course of
their operations are referred as Retail Life Cycle Over the past few decades, retail formats have changed
radically worldwide
The basic department stores and co-opertives of the early 20thcentury have transformed into mass
merchandisers (Wal-Mart)
hypermarkets (Carrefour)
Warehouse Clubs (SamsClub, Makro)
Category Killers (Toys RUs)
Discounters (Aldi) Convenience Stores (7Eleven)
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RetailingThree Phases Retailers decide on the category and quality of products and
services, differentiating them from other retailers. Retailformats in this phase are typically supermarkets, department
stores and specialty stores.
During the second phase, retailers carve a niche for
themselves based on a product category and price.Competition intensifies because the products and services on
offer become virtually standardized and price becomes the
main selling point. This phase normally gives way to discount
stores.
The third phase arrives when competition peaks. This is when
hypermarketsbegin to evolve. Hypermarkets usually compete
on price and a wider product range, but they normally lack
product depth and service components.
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GLOBAL RETAILING TRENDS Cross-border Movement: Retailers are expanding their businesses outside their
home markets, leading to emergence of global retailers. Geo-politicaldevelopments, trade pacts etc are making easier to move goods and businesses
across borders.
Consolidation: Rapid pace of mergers and acquisitions is another emerging trend.
Recently Wal-Mart acquired Asda in the UK. Carrefour and Promodes were merged
in France.. On the Indian side, Trinetra has been acquired by More and Wipro is
planning acquisition of Subiksha as of now. Migration of Formats: Retailers are matching their formats to the respective
customer segments. Britains Tesco operates supermarkets, hypermarkets,
neighborhood stores, convenience stores, mail order, department stores and even
e-stores.
Fishing where water is: Sticking to one single format does not make good businesssense. This is getting recognized very fast among the retailers. Identify the
different customer segments, and targeting the most appropriate format
addressing those customers is the order of the day.
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FINANCIAL DIMENSIONS
Profit Planning
Asset Management
Budgeting
Resource Allocation
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PROFIT PLANNING
Changes between two periods in Profit and
Loss Statement
The measure of square footage, number of
branches and number of weeks be given proper
care in comparison
P & L A/c componentsNet Sales, Cost ofgoods sold, Gross Profit, Operating Expenses,
Net Profit before taxes
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ASSET MANAGEMENT
Hidden Values of Assetstakeovers
Current Assets
Fixed Assets Current Liabilities
Fixed Liabilities
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PUTTING ASSETS TO BEST USE
Ratios that help
Net Profit Margin= Net Profit / Net Sales
Increase GP by opportunistic purchases
Selling exclusive product lines
Avoid price competition by excellent customer
service
Minimize discounts and selling a mix of goods with
high margins Operating costs reduction (cutting energy costs,
refinancing a mortgage for lesser interest etc)
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Asset Turnover
Net Sales / Total Assets
Generate increased sales from same level of assets
Resort to longer business hours
Accept orders on Web site
Cross-sell additional products
Move to a smaller store
Simplify fixtures
Smaller inventory
Negotiate with property owners for part payment ofrenovation costs
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Return on Assets
Net Profit / Total Assets
Optimization of assets to increase profitability
Rapid receivable cycle Rapid stock turnover
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Financial Leverage
Relationship between retailers total assets and networth
Total assets / Net worth
High financial leverage indicates substantial debt
Ratio 1, means assets are equal to net worth andthere is no debt
High ratio means stress on cost-cutting to meetinterest payment commitments
Low ratio means conservative and limits expansionrenovation
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Strategic Profit Model
SPM reflects performance measure known as
net worth
Relationship of Profit Margin->Asset Turnover-
>Financial leverage
Raising net profit margin can raise return on
net worth, asset turnover or financial leverage Contd.
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Other Key Business Ratios
Quick Ratio:
Ratio >1 means firm is liquid able to cover short-term liabilities
Current Ratio:
Ratio
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Key ratios contd..
Collection Period: Debtors x 365
Sales
Measures quality of debtors Indicates speed of debtors collection
Shorter the average collection period, the
better quality of debtors
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Key ratios contd..
Overall Gross Profit:
Net Salescost of goods sold
Net Sales Covers both operation costs and net profit