What is the capital structure of the Technology Retail industry? How do you explain the similarity or the difference between Best Buy and the Technology Retail industry?
We'll consider Zara as a Digital Technology Retail Industry which doesn't require human interaction for purchase of clothes. We'll take a look into it's Capital Structure...
Parent Company is Inditex and holds treasury stock only of around 3,500,000 own shares which is .13 % of the whole capital structure..No secondary market choices has it made and therefore no shareholders and investors for it. About sixty percent the share capital is vested by the Board of Directors. 9 percent held by − Partler 2006, − Rosp Corunna Participaciones holds around 5%.
Best buy survived high in it's sales and revenue. We used a word "Survive" here because competition with Amazon is cut throat. Compared with a digitech retail like Amazon, the consumer products were cheaper. Best buy offers customer store experience while Amazon Go offers one to buy things without human being interaction. Although Best Buy became an option to window shop and then purchase the same product in Amazon online.
What is the capital structure of the Technology Retail industry? How do you explain the similarity...
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