By How Much Did American Eagle Outfitters’ Revenue & EBITDA Grow In The Last Five Years?
American Eagle Outfitters’ revenues in the last five years increased by 16% due to increases in e-commerce sales, mainline store expansion and Aerie stores’ comparable sales growth. However, EBITDA increased at a slower rate (11%), mainly due to a decrease in margins that can be attributed to higher e-commerce expenses and increased traffic-driving promotional activities.
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