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Published by: Retail Forward, Inc.
Published: May. 1, 2003 - 29 Pages
Table of Contents
Point of View
Growth and Outlook
Same Store Sales Growth
Industry Structure
Operating and Performance Characteristics
Investment in Infrastructure
Most Consumers Cash In
Competitive Impact
Supplier Implications
Data Appendix
List of Tables
Sales Cyclicality Small Format Value Retail Sector
Sales Growth and Forecast Small Format Value Retail Sector
Store Count -- Dollar General
Store Count -- Family Dollar
Store Count -- Dollar Tree
Geographic Coverage and Saturation Level, 2002 -- Households Per Store
Annual Same Store Sales Growth - Industry Comparisons
Same Store Sales Growth for Dollar Stores
Same Store Sales Growth for Closeout Stores
Same Store Sales Growth for One Price Stores
Shifting Merchandising Mix -- Dollar General 1998 and 2002
Economic Concentration of Leading Players and Five-Year Growth Trends
2002 Operating Characteristics -- Leading Players
Small Format Value Retailers -- Operating Model Characteristics by Segment
Profitability Trends
2002 Net Profit Margin Comparisons
Percent of US Households that Made a Purchase at a Small Format Value
Percent of US Households that Shopped Small Format Value Retailers on a Monthly Basis
Weekly and Monthly Shopping Frequency of Small Format Value Retailers
Small Format Value Retailers as Store of First Choice for Selected Merchandise Categories
Shopping Attitudes, 2002: Price vs. Brand
Consumer Market Matrix -- Monthly Dollar Store Shoppers
Consumer Market Matrix -- Monthly One Price General Merchandise Store Shoppers
Consumer Market Matrix -- Monthly Closeout Store Shoppers
Small Format Value Retail Sector -- Sales Growth and ForecastAbstract Small format value retailing including dollar stores is one of the hottest and highest growth sectors of retailing. Retail Forward expects aggressive store expansion, a focus on same store sales, and growing consumer appeal to combine for another five years of solid
sales growth
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