Clothing Retail Chains
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The adverse economic conditions have reduced the household disposable income, resulting in a significant drop in demand in the market of Clothing Retail Chains. Consumer behaviour has also adjusted accordingly to the current economic environment and is mainly characterised by the reduction of the average spend per visit, the purchase of items on offer and the purchase of products based on specific needs. One of the biggest threats facing the ready-to-wear clothing retail chains, and closely related to their sustainability, is reduced liquidity, as a result of the reduction of the credit duration by suppliers and their limited ability to obtain bank loans.
This study was compiled by STOCHASIS Management Consultancy S.A. and aims to reflect the current state of the Clothing Retail Chains in Greece and to examine its prospects, while presenting information on the international market.
More specifically, the first five chapters of the study feature information on the Clothing Retail Chains, which refer to general characteristics, the institutional framework, the demand, the offer and the size of the industry. In the sixth chapter of the study we will present information on the relevant market internationally. Finally, we will present the conclusions and the prospects of the market, as well as an annex with selected financial indicators of major enterprises.
The adverse economic conditions have reduced the household disposable income, resulting in a significant drop in demand in the market of Clothing Retail Chains. Consumer behaviour has also adjusted accordingly to the current economic environment and is mainly characterised by the reduction of the average spend per visit, the purchase of items on offer and the purchase of products based on specific needs. One of the biggest threats facing the ready-to-wear clothing retail chains, and closely related to their sustainability, is reduced liquidity, as a result of the reduction of the credit duration by suppliers and their limited ability to obtain bank loans.
This study was compiled by STOCHASIS Management Consultancy S.A. and aims to reflect the current state of the Clothing Retail Chains in Greece and to examine its prospects, while presenting information on the international market.
More specifically, the first five chapters of the study feature information on the Clothing Retail Chains, which refer to general characteristics, the institutional framework, the demand, the offer and the size of the industry. In the sixth chapter of the study we will present information on the relevant market internationally. Finally, we will present the conclusions and the prospects of the market, as well as an annex with selected financial indicators of major enterprises.
SYNOPSIS
INTRODUCTION
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Definition
1.2 General data on the industry
2. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
3. DEMAND
3.1 Determinants of demand
3.2 Analysis of selected determinants of demand
4. OFFER
4.1 Presentation of major enterprises
4.2 Financial indicators of the industry
5 MARKET
5.1 Domestic clothing market size
5.2 Domestic clothing consumption
5.3 Market structure
5.4 Franchising as an expansion method
5.5 Domestic clothing production
5.6 International trade in clothing
5.7 Structure of clothing & footwear imports
5.8 Structure of clothing & footwear exports
5.9 Porter's five forces
6. INTERNATIONAL MARKET
6.1 Turnover indicator in clothing retail chains in EU-27
6.2 Clothing consumption expenditure of households in the EU-27
6.3 Clothing consumption expenditure in the EU-27 per capita
6.4 Clothing consumption expenditure in countries of the EU-27 per capita
6.5 Clothing consumption expenditure in selected countries of the EU-27 per capita
6.6 Clothing retail sales in the United States
6.7 Woman’s clothing retail sales in the United States
6.8 Clothing industry revenue in the EU-27
6.9 Investments in clothing industry in the EU-27
6.10 Number of companies and employees in the EU-27
6.11 Main trading partners in the EU-27
6.12 International trade in the EU-27
7. CONCLUSIONS – PROSPECTS
7.1 SWOT Analysis
7.2 Main findings – Prospects
ANNEX
Financial ratios of major enterprises of the industry
A.Capital structure indicators and financial leverage
B. Liquidity indicators
C. Activity indicators
D. Performance indicators
Types of financial indicators
SOURCES & BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Definition
1.2 General data on the industry
2. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
3. DEMAND
3.1 Determinants of demand
3.2 Analysis of selected determinants of demand
4. OFFER
4.1 Presentation of major enterprises
4.2 Financial indicators of the industry
5 MARKET
5.1 Domestic clothing market size
5.2 Domestic clothing consumption
5.3 Market structure
5.4 Franchising as an expansion method
5.5 Domestic clothing production
5.6 International trade in clothing
5.7 Structure of clothing & footwear imports
5.8 Structure of clothing & footwear exports
5.9 Porter's five forces
6. INTERNATIONAL MARKET
6.1 Turnover indicator in clothing retail chains in EU-27
6.2 Clothing consumption expenditure of households in the EU-27
6.3 Clothing consumption expenditure in the EU-27 per capita
6.4 Clothing consumption expenditure in countries of the EU-27 per capita
6.5 Clothing consumption expenditure in selected countries of the EU-27 per capita
6.6 Clothing retail sales in the United States
6.7 Woman’s clothing retail sales in the United States
6.8 Clothing industry revenue in the EU-27
6.9 Investments in clothing industry in the EU-27
6.10 Number of companies and employees in the EU-27
6.11 Main trading partners in the EU-27
6.12 International trade in the EU-27
7. CONCLUSIONS – PROSPECTS
7.1 SWOT Analysis
7.2 Main findings – Prospects
ANNEX
Financial ratios of major enterprises of the industry
A.Capital structure indicators and financial leverage
B. Liquidity indicators
C. Activity indicators
D. Performance indicators
Types of financial indicators
SOURCES & BIBLIOGRAPHY