Saturday, March 20, 2010

"Retailers: Turn on Your Financial Headlights!"™                                                                            ROI Site Tour

"Retailers: Turn on Your Financial Headlights!"™                                                                            ROI Site Tour

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Men's Apparel Stores
NAICS 448110: This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in retailing a general line of new mens and boys' clothing.
These establishments may provide basic alterations, such as hemming, taking in or letting out seams, or lengthening or shortening sleeves.
 
Men's Apparel Stores
NAICS 448110: This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in retailing a general line of new mens and boys' clothing.
These establishments may provide basic alterations, such as hemming, taking in or letting out seams, or lengthening or shortening sleeves.
 
Menswear Retailers - More Business Info
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See benchmarks - and five year trend charts! - for the six key ratios every retailer must monitor. See how your store compares.



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Current RatioGross MarginReturn on AssetsDebt to WorthProfitTurnover

men's apparel stores current ratio trends

See below for source for benchmark numbers.
About Benchmarks
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The Retail Owners Institute encourages retailers to monitor the trends of the key financial indicators of your store's performance.  Watching these key ratios can provide important early warnings of needed changes. (More info here)

Then, take advantage of The ROI's presentation of five year trends for 6 key ratios for 52 separate retail segments.  Compare your store's performance to others in your particular retail niche. This can provide valuable perspective - and even peace of mind! - for retail owners.

Need a refresher on the formulas for these key ratios, and how to calculate them with a pencil?  See The ROI's "Cheat Sheet" Quick Reference Guide.)

The segments featured at The ROI reflect the definitions and designations of the North American Industrial Classification System. Retailers may need to examine the benchmark numbers in more than one segment to get perspective on their own store's performance, particularly if their store does not exactly fit the NAICS category.

The Retail Owners Institute encourages retailers to monitor the trends of the key financial indicators of your store's performance.  Watching these key ratios can provide important early warnings of needed changes. (More info here)

Then, take advantage of The ROI's presentation of five year trends for 6 key ratios for 52 separate retail segments.  Compare your store's performance to others in your particular retail niche. This can provide valuable perspective - and even peace of mind! - for retail owners.

Need a refresher on the formulas for these key ratios, and how to calculate them with a pencil?  See The ROI's "Cheat Sheet" Quick Reference Guide.)

The segments featured at The ROI reflect the definitions and designations of the North American Industrial Classification System. Retailers may need to examine the benchmark numbers in more than one segment to get perspective on their own store's performance, particularly if their store does not exactly fit the NAICS category.

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Retailers & Technology
Technology never can replace judgment. But, like The ROI's financial training, appropriate technology sure can inform a retailer's judgment.
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 * Source: Risk Management Association Annual Statement Studies, 2009-2010.  www.rmahq.org

 * Source: Risk Management Association Annual Statement Studies, 2009-2010.  www.rmahq.org

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