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Dick's Sporting Goods Inc (DKS) filed its fiscal 2014 10-K annual report with the SEC on Mar 28, 2014.
- Top risk flagged: Regulatory exposure: Consumer Product Safety Commission rules, firearms restrictions, privacy laws and other requirements could trigger fines or litigation
Dick's Sporting Goods Inc FY2014 10-K analysis
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Business Overview
- Omni-channel sporting goods retailer, combining specialty-format stores, Golf Galaxy and eCommerce with branded, private-label merchandise
- New concept expansion: two Field & Stream stores and one True Runner store opened in fiscal 2013
- Strategic shift toward digital brand-building, reduced newspaper advertising and expanded mobile, digital and loyalty marketing
- eCommerce reached approximately 8% of total sales, including buy-online-pickup-in-store capability
- Distribution expansion planned: Atlanta facility slated for 257,000 additional square feet during fiscal 2014
Management Discussion & Analysis
- Net sales $6,213.2M, up 6% YoY from $5,836.1M; same-store sales up 1.9%
- Net margin 5.43% vs 4.98%; operating margin 8.64% vs 8.97%, net income $337.6M vs $290.7M
- Best segment Dick’s Sporting Goods, same-store sales up 2.4%; worst Golf Galaxy, down 7.1%
- Operating cash flow $403.9M; capex $285.7M; buybacks $255.6M, dividends $64.4M
- Outlook: operating cash flows and credit availability sufficient through fiscal 2014; risks include weather, inventory obsolescence and slower store performance
Risk Factors
- Regulatory exposure: Consumer Product Safety Commission rules, firearms restrictions, privacy laws and other requirements could trigger fines or litigation
- U.S. discretionary-spending concentration: All stores located domestically, with fiscal 2013 fourth-quarter sales representing approximately 31%
- Supplier concentration: Nike and Under Armour represented approximately 18% and 11% of fiscal 2013 merchandise purchases
- E-commerce dependency: Single third-party provider operates and hosts DicksSportingGoods.com and related fulfillment
- Control and key-person risk: Edward W. Stack and relatives held majority voting power, while Stack has led the Company since 1984
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