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The Merchandise Planning balancing act has never been more tippy

Inside Retail

An increase in volatility in any one of these variables would be troublesome for a retailer, but when all six are in play it makes for a perfect planning storm. The implications of this for a retailer’s bottom line, and their balance sheet, are enormous and quickly becoming the single biggest issue facing the industry today.

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Growth potential is not enough: Why Amer Sports’ IPO fell short

Inside Retail

The company sold 105 million shares for US$13 instead of the US$16-18 it originally floated, putting Amer Sports’ valuation at over US$6 billion. The sporting goods conglomerate has a unique proposition with its broad portfolio of 11 brands that include Wilson Sporting Goods, Salomon and Arc’teryx.

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Rebel and innovate: How Nike’s storytelling strategy works

Inside Retail

Back in 2005 we were tracking a little behind in sales to both Brooks and New Balance. A 30-point gap in market share demanded a plan like no other. One of the best marketers I’ve worked with (an innate rebel himself and a very dear friend), Michael Scott, led the brand planning process. ASICS had 44 per cent.

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2022 Retail Predictions

Tusco Display

2020 saw closures and bankruptcies, while many retailers were buoyed in 2021 - with bankruptcies down and plans for expansion. From redefining employee benefits to balancing wholesale and DTC offerings, here’s where we see brands having work to do in 2022 to remain competitive.

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