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The goal is to explore the dynamics of Mavin market, a retail grocery chain with locations in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
Insights
Revenue Trend: The revenue for the company remained stable throughout 1997, experienced a significant bump in 1998, and continued to increase towards the end of the year.
In 1998, the revenue reached $120,000, surpassing the target of $119,000.
Transaction and Financial Performance:
In 1998, there were a total of 183,000 transactions, resulting in $1.2 million in revenue and a notable profit margin of 59.6%.
Comparatively, 1997 had 87,000 transactions with revenue amounting to $565,000 and a profit margin of 59%.
The profit margin remaining high despite the increase in transactions is a positive sign of financial health.
Return Rate:
The return rate is less than 1%, indicating strong customer satisfaction and product quality.
Top Performing Brands:
Hermanos, Tell Tale, and Ebony were identified as the top-performing brands over the two-year period.
Top Performing Store:
The Salem store stands out with the highest revenue of $170,000 and the highest profit of $101,000, making it a key contributor to the overall success.
Top Customers:
Ida Rodriguez is the highest revenue-generating customer, emphasizing the importance of retaining and nurturing such high-value relationships.
Dawn Laner, on the other hand, holds the record for the highest number of transactions, showcasing a different dimension of customer engagement.
Regional Revenue Distribution:
The USA emerged as the leading country in terms of revenue generation, while Canada contributed the least.