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You should be looking at at least 300% across the business.
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What is a good net profit margin for a convenience store?
8%.
What is a good gross profit margin for a gift store?
£250, 000.
What is typical profit margin for furniture store?
I am not sure but I believe it is Min. 40%.
What do you know about general guidelines for convenience store operations?
i is a business with profit margin about 5%
How much is the profit margin of a off licence store?
£ 2500 per month depends on the area
Is a liquor store profitable?
around 25 to 35 profit margin.
What is the gross margin percentage for a basketball if a store buys it for 2.50 and the retail price is marked 10.00 And the selling price is 7.50?
Gross Profit/Selling Price = Gross Margin (7.50 - 2.50)/7.50 = 66.6%
What is the average gross profit margin for convenience store?
In 2009 the average gross profit of convenience stores was $477, 894. You'll be surprised as to where this profit came from -- According to the Association of Convenience and Petroleum retailing, Alcohol are the largest provider of profit with 18%, while cigarettes come second.
How much profit does grocery store make?
hi iits realy difficult to say accurately but as of my experience (i have my own supermarket) taking least margin comes to be 12% without vegetables
Are there any coupons for an iPad?
Your local store is unlikely to offer any coupons for a discount on iPads, since the profit margin for these devices is essentially nil. You may some accessories such as cases, stands and speakers on sale, however.
A store makes a profit of 25 on each graphing calculator it sells How many calculators must the store sell to make a profit of at least 275?
a store make a profit of 25 on each graphing calculator it sell.how many calculator must the store sell to make profit of at least $275
How does a store earn a profit?
They sell goods to the consumer at a price higher than it costs for them to deliver them. This principal relates to every company that generates a profit. The profit is the difference between what you pay the store, and what it cost the store to provide to you. E.g. a tin of baked beans costs a store 10p to buy from the supplier and 5p to store on a shelf in their store. If they sell the beans to you at anything above 15p, they are making a profit.
