Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Global Department Store


This report provides comprehensive coverage of the global department store market with analysis segmented into Europe, North America, Japan and the Rest of the World. It provides regional market values, product shares, insight into the main regional players and analysis of key market drivers and inhibitors. It also provides comprehensive profiles of the Top 12 global department store retailers.Scope
Value of the department store sector in North America, Europe, Japan, Latin America, China, MEA and the rest of Australasia with forecasts to 2014.
Profiles of the Top 12 retailers including details of current and future strategies, sales performance, store numbers and other operating data to 2009.
A dedicated chapter for each region inclusive of sales, store numbers, space as well as insight into the main players and key regional sector trends.HighlightsThe global department store market shrank by 4% in 2009 (to $343bn), pulled down by falls of over 6% in North America and Europe where consumers have reacted to the rising tide of unemployment, smaller bonus payments and falling asset prices by reducing non-essential expenditure and switching to more value-orientated retailers.With opportunities for further stores often limited in mature developed markets, an increasing number of operators aim to build an international presence. The fastest expansion is being achieved by those using franchises, such as Debenhams and Marks & Spencer. Others prefer a more direct approach with whole- or part-ownership of new stores.Despite dampened growth in 2009, we expect sales to bounce back in 2010, with many emerging Asian markets ripe for development. Department store operators still tend to be regionally based and offer huge scope for further growth to meet the demands of an increasingly affluent and aspirational urban population in countries such as China.Reasons to Purchase
Plan international expansion effectively and assess which countries have the best growth potential whether you are a retailer or a sector supplier.
Formulate market share objectives for your company and track progress using the detailed financial and operating data for leading department stores.
Review the strategies of competitors and develop plans that respond to the opportunities and threats facing the department store sector in your region.

-Department Stores in Australia

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In-depth industry market research and market analysis on the Australian Department Stores Industry is presented in a logical and consistent format.
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Department Stores in Australia

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INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Department stores retail fabrics, soft goods, clothing, china, glassware, houseware, perfumes, cosmetics, toiletries, furniture and other household appliances. Goods are normally sold via separate, in store departments. Department stores purchase products from wholesalers and manufacturers and sell them to consumers, generally without changing products. They also undertake activities like customer service; product merchandising; advertising; inventory control; and cash handling.

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