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Dick's Sporting Goods Inc (DKS) filed its fiscal 2016 10-K annual report with the SEC on Mar 25, 2016.

Top risk flagged: Firearms sales exposure: ATF and state-law compliance failures could trigger lawsuits, fines, and liability

Dick's Sporting Goods Inc FY2016 10-K analysis

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Omni-channel sporting goods retailer, combining specialty-format stores, private brands, services and eCommerce
Fiscal 2016 emphasis: approximately nine additional Field & Stream locations planned
Strategic shift toward digital marketing and integrated online-store capabilities, including eCommerce platform transition
eCommerce represented approximately 10% of total net sales in fiscal 2015
Leadership refresh: new COO, CFO and Chief Marketing Officer appointed during 2015

Revenue $7,271.0M, up 7% YoY, with same-store sales down 0.2%
Gross margin 30.02% vs 30.62%; operating margin 7.36% vs 8.13%
Best segment: Dick’s same-store sales up 0.1%; worst: Golf Galaxy down 5.6%
Operating cash flow $643.5M; buybacks $357.3M, dividends $64.7M, investing cash use $372.4M
Outlook: operating cash flows and credit availability sufficient through fiscal 2016; risks include warm weather, promotions and inventory obsolescence

Firearms sales exposure: ATF and state-law compliance failures could trigger lawsuits, fines, and liability
Foreign sourcing exposure: China, Taiwan, and South Korea imports vulnerable to duties, port constraints, and currency swings
Supplier concentration: Nike and Under Armour represented approximately 20% and 12% of merchandise purchases
Digital disruption: internal www.DICKS.com platform launch planned for early 2017, with implementation-delay risk
Key-person dependency: Edward W. Stack has operated the Company since 1984 and controls voting power with relatives

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