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鹰牌服饰2014年第一季度销售报告
据匹兹堡商业有线所称，截止2014年3月3号每股比去年同期的0.18美元的收益仅多了0.02美元。
AEO 临时CEO称，报告的结果在所预期内，从数据能看出AEO同期销售走弱，市场份额有下降趋势。企业致力于通过加强品牌知名度，拓展销售运营渠道来提高企业效益。具体的行动正在进行包括继续建立强大的全通道的能力，理顺我们的店面，减少开支，越来越多的国际特许专卖店，最重要的是，提供了大量的商品和客户体验过我们的品牌。我们的重点是利用我们强大的品牌和优秀的团队，以此来推动企业长期盈利增长和提高我们的股值。
2014第一季度的结果
下面的讨论是基于类似的季度非美国通用会计准则的结果的最后一年，伴随着会计准则提出了非GAAP和解。
总净收入下降至6.46亿美元，比去年的6.79亿美元少了5%。
总收入包括来自非协作厂店增长，国际商店和特许店的收益。
综合可比销售额下降10%，继去年下降5%。
毛利润下降15%至2.26亿和420个基点，至34.9%的收益率。毛利率反映租金负的可比销售额去杠杆化和增加的降价，部分商品和设计成本的好感偏移。
销售，一般及行政费用增加了2%，1.85亿美元或430万美元，其中包括230万美元的遣散费。在工厂店投资，国际和全通道将增加，并在很大程度上抵消美元的削减开支1千万美元。
营业收入下降85%，至8百万美元。营业利润率下降710个基点至1.3%。
EPS比去年的调整EPS0.18美元多了0.02美元。
下面的讨论是基于类似的季度非美国通用会计准则的结果的最后一年，伴随着会计准则提出了非GAAP和解。
总净收入下降至6.46亿美元，比去年的6.79亿美元少了5%。
总收入包括来自非协作厂店增长，国际商店和特许店的收益。
综合可比销售额下降10%，继去年下降5%。
毛利润下降15%至2.26亿和420个基点，至34.9%的收益率。毛利率反映租金负的可比销售额去杠杆化和增加的降价，部分商品和设计成本的好感偏移。
销售，一般及行政费用增加了2%，1.85亿美元或430万美元，其中包括230万美元的遣散费。在工厂店投资，国际和全通道将增加，并在很大程度上抵消美元的削减开支1千万美元。
营业收入下降85%，至8百万美元。营业利润率下降710个基点至1.3%。
EPS比去年的调整EPS0.18美元多了0.02美元。
库存
全部商品的库存在第一季度末下降3%至3.29亿美元，较去年同期3.41亿美元。在每米成本，库存下降7%。反映存货去年年底完成改变所有权方面，当我们开始在接收端口而不是出发的港口以库存所有权。不包括在条件变化，在个位数在每米成本库存增加。2014第二季度结束的每米成本库存预计将在中期青少年下降，或个位数排除在所有权方面的变化。
资本支出
在第一季度，资本支出总额为7200万美元。2014财政年度，该公司仍然预计约2.3亿美元的资本支出。
Financial News Details
全部商品的库存在第一季度末下降3%至3.29亿美元，较去年同期3.41亿美元。在每米成本，库存下降7%。反映存货去年年底完成改变所有权方面，当我们开始在接收端口而不是出发的港口以库存所有权。不包括在条件变化，在个位数在每米成本库存增加。2014第二季度结束的每米成本库存预计将在中期青少年下降，或个位数排除在所有权方面的变化。
资本支出
在第一季度，资本支出总额为7200万美元。2014财政年度，该公司仍然预计约2.3亿美元的资本支出。
Financial News Details
American Eagle Outfitters Reports First Quarter 2014 Results
05/21/2014
PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. (NYSE:AEO) today reported earnings of$0.02 per diluted share for the first quarter ended May 3, 2014, compared to adjusted earnings of $0.18per diluted share for the comparable quarter last year.
Jay Schottenstein, Interim CEO stated, “Results were consistent with our expectations. The quarter reflected weak sales and increased markdowns. We are committed to improved profitability and are working hard to implement our plan to strengthen our brands, channels and operations. Specific actions underway include continuing to build strong omni-channel capabilities, rationalizing our store fleet, reducing expenses, growing international licensed stores, and most importantly, delivering great merchandise and customer experience across our brands. Our focus is on leveraging our strong brands and talented team in order to deliver long-term profitable growth and enhanced value for our shareholders.”
First Quarter 2014 Results
The following discussion is based on Non-GAAP results for the comparable quarter last year, as presented in the accompanying GAAP to Non-GAAP reconciliation.
The following discussion is based on Non-GAAP results for the comparable quarter last year, as presented in the accompanying GAAP to Non-GAAP reconciliation.
· Total net revenue decreased 5% to $646 million from $679 million last year.
· Total revenue included growth from non-comp factory stores, international stores and licensed store revenue.
· Consolidated comparable sales decreased 10%, following a 5% decrease last year.
· Gross profit decreased 15% to $226 million and 420 basis points to 34.9% as a rate to revenue. Gross margin reflected the de-leverage of rent on negative comparable sales and increased markdowns, partially offset by favorability in merchandise and design costs.
· Selling, general and administrative expense of $185 million increased 2% or $4.3 million, which included$2.3 million in severance. Investments in factory stores, international and omni-channel drove the increase, and were largely offset by $10 million of expense reductions.
· Operating income decreased 85% to $8 million. The operating margin decreased 710 basis points to 1.3%.
· EPS of $0.02 compares to adjusted EPS of $0.18 last year.
Inventory
Total merchandise inventories at the end of the first quarter declined 3% to $329 million compared to $341 million last year. At cost per foot, inventory decreased 7%. Inventories reflect a change to ownership terms completed late last year, as we began taking ownership of inventory at the receiving port rather than the port of departure. Excluding the change in terms, inventory at cost per foot increased in the mid single-digits. Second quarter 2014 ending inventory at cost per foot is expected to decline in the mid teens, or mid single-digits excluding the change in ownership terms.
Total merchandise inventories at the end of the first quarter declined 3% to $329 million compared to $341 million last year. At cost per foot, inventory decreased 7%. Inventories reflect a change to ownership terms completed late last year, as we began taking ownership of inventory at the receiving port rather than the port of departure. Excluding the change in terms, inventory at cost per foot increased in the mid single-digits. Second quarter 2014 ending inventory at cost per foot is expected to decline in the mid teens, or mid single-digits excluding the change in ownership terms.
Capital Expenditures
In the first quarter, capital expenditures totaled $72 million. For fiscal 2014, the company continues to expect capital expenditures of approximately $230 million.
In the first quarter, capital expenditures totaled $72 million. For fiscal 2014, the company continues to expect capital expenditures of approximately $230 million.
