In the RetailDNA The Product Value Chain Europe 2024 Report we set out the value chain approach, then focus on the Product Value Chain. The report explores how retailers invest in products before displaying and selling them in a way that adds value and generates profits that can be reinvested.
Our analysis sets out how this happens and enable companies to benchmark themselves against the leaders in their field.
This report informs those retail businesses considering selling to Europe or expanding there by enabling them to benchmark themselves against the leaders. RetailDNA research findings in each value chain are set out in this report through analysis, graphics, a list of 50 value chain leaders and company profiles highlighting the best practices that are employed by those leaders.
Inside the report
- Why value chains matter – Value chains offer useful insights for those retailers looking to boost efficiency and effectiveness
- The Product Value Chain – Leaders in this value chain profitably sell the products they buy
- Margin – Make more from every activity, contact or capability
- Conserve – Reduce waste or zero benefit activity, eliminate lost opportunities
- Business Operating Model – Optimising process flows and capabilities
- Leading retailers in the Product Value Chain – We rank the Top25 global retailers and brands in this value chain
Company Profiles
Our analysis of the Product Value Chain is illustrated with company profiles showcasing the eight retailers standing out in this value chain. Each profile offers company profit and sales figures, share price and web traffic as well as a review of what makes their business exemplary.
- Fust
- Ikea
- Matas
- Seasalt
- Bol
- HP
- fahrrad.de
- Ryman