How Will Ralph Lauren’s Retail Division Perform In The Next Five Years?
The retail segment currently accounts for 40% of the company’s valuation, indicating its importance to the company. Over the period 2015-2020, while the revenue is expected to rise by ~24%, the EBITDA will grow at a slower pace of ~9%, in part due to the rise in direct expenses by ~28%. This will result in a fall in the retail segment EBITDA Margin by 240 basis points. The growth in revenue is primarily driven by the e-commerce sales, which are expected to increase at a CAGR of over 10%.
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