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US Retail Industry: An Analysis
Description: This report presents an in-depth look at the US retail industry. It employs the PEST and Porter
frameworks to provide an insight into the workings of the various industry segments. This is
followed by a detailed examination of the competitive landscape, leading to an outlook for the
industry.
Some of the key findings include:
- Retail revenues in the US experienced a CAGR of 5.2% during 1999-2005
- Non-store formats (including online sales, home shopping networks) grew faster than the total
retail industry during the last five years
- General merchandise stores formed the highest share in the US retail market in 2005
For industry players, such as Wal-Mart, Home Depot and Target, the rising cost curve is only one of
the many challenges to be overcome in a market where prices are transparent and consumers have
a wide array of choices.
Online auction houses, such as Amazon.com and e-bay, along with excess inventory liquidators
(such as overstock.com), have further increased competition among retailers.
Contents: 1. Introduction
Industry Definition & Segmentation
The retail industry in the US includes sellers of consumer merchandise, including electronics, food,
beverages, etc. The retail sector comprises a variety of retail formats to reach end-consumers,
including online retail and home shopping networks.
The US retail industry is broadly divided into three segments:
Broadline Retailers
Non-Store Retailers
Specialty Retailers
2. Market Dynamics
2.1 Market Overview
Retail industry is the second largest industry in US employing about 14.9 million people,
accounting for about 11.7% of total employment in US. The section includes:
Retail sales
Retail sector growth
Market share of retail store formats
Wal-Mart – Presence and reach
2.2 Trend Analysis
Growth in Multi-Channel Retailing
Impact of e-commerce on retailing
Expansion of Physical Store Space
Payment Modes
Impact of Discount Retailers on Small Retail Chains
IT leverage
Expansion in International Markets
Options in Holiday Shopping
Changes in customer service
Promotional Offers
2.3 Key Drivers
Credit Sales
Multi-channel Shopping
Expiry of WTO Quota Regime
2.4 Major Issues and Implications
Impact of Rising SG&A expenses
Rising Interest Rates and Consumer spending
Prices in Retail Real Estate
Growth in Credit Card Fraud
3. PEST Analysis
3.1 Political Factors
Change in Overtime Regulations
Fair Share Healthcare Bill
3.2 Economic Factors
Rising Oil Prices
US Economic growth
Low-cost Destinations Sourcing
3.3 Social Factors
Presence of Hispanic Population
Retiree Population on the Rise
3.4 Technological Factors
Biometrics
RFID Technology
Online Retailing
4. Michael Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
4.1 Buyers’ Power
Availability of Choices
High Net-worth Consumers
4.2 Suppliers’ Power
Suppliers
Retailer equation
Impact of global outsourcing
Private Label growth
4.3 Intensity of Competition
Impact of Online Auctions and Inventory Liquidators
Multiple Channel Lines
Enhanced Customer Experience
4.4 Threat of New Entrants
Capex requirement for Physical Stores
Growing E-commerce
Matching Wal-Mart’s Scale Economies
4.5 Threat of Substitute Products
Direct Sellers and Retailers
5. Competitive Landscape
On the basis of total revenues in FY05, major players in the US retail industry:
Wal-Mart
Home Depot
Costco Wholesale Corporation
Target Corporation
5.1 Competitive Positioning
Competitive positioning of the four US retailers on the following parameters:
Market Share
Number of Retail Stores
Product Range
Store Footage in million sq. ft
Store Formats
5.2 Competition Strategies
Wal-Mart’s strategies on:
Price
Supply Chain
Union Operations
Cross-shopping
Home Depot’s focus on:
Global Sourcing and Distribution
Growth
IT Investments
Costco’s strategies on:
Productivity
Marketing and Promo expenditure
Target Corporation’ strategies on:
Credit Services to Customers
E-commerce
IT infrastructure
5.3 Financial Analysis
Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Costco and Target comparisons based on:
Income Statement Analysis
Revenue comparisons
Net income comparisons
Profitability ratios comparisons
Balance Sheet Analysis
Liquidity ratios comparisons
Debt-equity ratio comparisons
Performance ratio comparisons
Valuation Multiples
Same store sales
Activity ratio comparisons
5.4 Stock Performance
Stock performance and stock price movements in 2004-2005 in:
Wal-Mart
Home Depot
Costco Wholesale Corporation
Target Corporation
6. Industry Outlook
Industry outlook and projections on US retail industry, retail and online retail sales
Appendix I: International Conferences and Annual Meetings
Appendix II: Industry Associations and Organizations
List of Tables/Figures
Table 1.1: Business and NAICS code
Table 2.1: Retailer and E-commerce Website Launch
Table 5.1: Top Retailers in US FY05
Figure 1.1: Retail Industry Segments
Figure 2.1: US retail sales, 1999-2005
Figure 2.2: Growth in retail store sub-categories in 1999-2005
Figure 2.3: Share of various retail store formats in the US in 2005
Figure 2.4: Market Share of retail formats 1999 & 2005
Figure 2.5: Wal-Mart stores by state, Jan 2005
Figure 2.6: Wal-Mart stores per unit state area in US
Figure 2.7: US Online retail sales, 1999-2004
Figure 2.8: Per capita Retail space
Figure 2.9: SG&A as a percentage of sales 1998-2004
Figure 2.10: US online and credit card retail fraud, 2003-2005
Figure 3.1: Yearly average crude oil prices, 2000-2005
Figure 3.2: US Hispanic population 1980-2050
Figure 3.3: Online sales growth, 2004&2005
Figure 4.1: Retail Capex trend, 2000-2004
Figure 5.1: Major players Revenue comparisons, FY04-FY05
Figure 5.2: Major Players’ Net income comparisons, FY04-FY05
Figure 5.3: Major Players’ profitability ratios comparisons, FY05
Figure 5.4: Major Players’ liquidity ratios comparisons, FY05
Figure 5.5: Major Players’ debt-equity ratios comparisons, FY05
Figure 5.6: Major Players’ performance ratios comparisons, FY05
Figure 5.7: Major Players’ same store sales comparisons, FY04-FY05
Figure 5.8: Major Players’ activity ratios comparisons, FY05
Figure 5.9: Major Players’ stock performance, Jan 2005-Jan 2006
Figure 6.1: US Projected retail sales, 2005-2008E
Figure 6.2: US Projected online retail sales, 2004-2009E
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