By How Much Have Urban Outfitters’ Revenue & EBITDA Increased In The Last Five Years?
Urban Outfitters revenues increased 44% in the last five years mainly driven by retail and wholesale expansion, but its EBITDA increased slightly slowly by 38% due to heavy promotional discounts and faster-than-revenue growth in SG&A expenses on account of e-commerce related expenses.
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