Analysis Of Kohl's Corporation
Throughout this course, we were told to pick a company. The company I chose was Kohl’s Corporation. I picked this company because I am loyal customer of Kohl’s and have more knowledge when it comes to the particular company. Kohl’s Corporation has variety of merchandise from apparel to home goods and more. There are a total of 1,164 stores in 49 states and Kohl’s also has their online store for those who don’t have a store near them. Kohl’s is big on their sportswear, and home good items. The company stands out the most because they are always having store and online sales, plus incentives and savings when a customer is either consider a loyal customer which makes you qualify for rewards or just either catching different items marked down
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Kohl’s was founded in 1962 by Max Kohl. He opened the first department store in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Kohl’s had a main goal, their goals state from Kohls.com was “our goal is to become the most engaging retailer in America through five strategic pillars: Amazing product, incredible savings, easy experience, personalized connections, and winning teams. Kohl’s offer: women swimsuits, women outwear, camping gear, watches, baby clothes & essentials, baby swings & bouncers, baby booster seats, high chairs, car seats & strollers, they also sell shoes, bras & men underwear, handbags, women & men jeans, dresses, windows for measuring windows, window treatments, curtains, luggage buying guide as follows: Luggage accessories, vacuums, grilling accessories, irons for clothing, bedding & mattresses, jewelry, home/outdoor rugs, cookware, cutlery with different types of knives, maternity for pregnancy (before and after), entertainment for table setting, sport gear, small kitchen appliances, heating & cooling items. Kohl’s has over a thousand stores across the United States. Their biggest competitors are according to hookers.com, “top competitors for Kohls Corporation competitors are Target Corporation, J.C. Penny Corporation, Inc. and The TJX Companies, inc”. In my opinion, the only thing that stands out about the logo is the actual name. I know there are other companies that has a company named after them, but Kohl’s …show more content…
The cash ratio for Kohl’s is 707. The current ratio is 2,714 current assets are 5076. Kohl’s quick ratio is *current liabilities (2714) – inventory (4038) = quick (1324). The company debt to assets is total liabilities (8115) / total assets (13606). The amount of receivable turnover ratio was unable to be answered. Inventory turnover ratio is 4,038. Return on equity ratio is the net income (673) – preferred dividends per share ($1.80 per share) / shareholder equity (4) x 100= 628. Net profit margin is net income (673)/ Net Sales Revenue/ Sales (19204)=
Kohl’s was founded in 1962 by Max Kohl. He opened the first department store in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Kohl’s had a main goal, their goals state from Kohls.com was “our goal is to become the most engaging retailer in America through five strategic pillars: Amazing product, incredible savings, easy experience, personalized connections, and winning teams. Kohl’s offer: women swimsuits, women outwear, camping gear, watches, baby clothes & essentials, baby swings & bouncers, baby booster seats, high chairs, car seats & strollers, they also sell shoes, bras & men underwear, handbags, women & men jeans, dresses, windows for measuring windows, window treatments, curtains, luggage buying guide as follows: Luggage accessories, vacuums, grilling accessories, irons for clothing, bedding & mattresses, jewelry, home/outdoor rugs, cookware, cutlery with different types of knives, maternity for pregnancy (before and after), entertainment for table setting, sport gear, small kitchen appliances, heating & cooling items. Kohl’s has over a thousand stores across the United States. Their biggest competitors are according to hookers.com, “top competitors for Kohls Corporation competitors are Target Corporation, J.C. Penny Corporation, Inc. and The TJX Companies, inc”. In my opinion, the only thing that stands out about the logo is the actual name. I know there are other companies that has a company named after them, but Kohl’s …show more content…
The cash ratio for Kohl’s is 707. The current ratio is 2,714 current assets are 5076. Kohl’s quick ratio is *current liabilities (2714) – inventory (4038) = quick (1324). The company debt to assets is total liabilities (8115) / total assets (13606). The amount of receivable turnover ratio was unable to be answered. Inventory turnover ratio is 4,038. Return on equity ratio is the net income (673) – preferred dividends per share ($1.80 per share) / shareholder equity (4) x 100= 628. Net profit margin is net income (673)/ Net Sales Revenue/ Sales (19204)=