Upload
others
View
50
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Middle Market Barometer 1
Retail
May 2018
PwC Malta Market Barometer
Innovation and capital investment
• 17% of the local retailers have plans to introduce an innovative concept in their business.
• 19% of retailers are planning a capital investment in their outlet.
• Businesses involved in the sale of IT and communication equipment (ICT) rank first (25% of those interviewed) in seeking innovative business solutions.
PwC’s latest market barometer is again placing a spotlight of the local retail industry. Around 200 local retailers have participated in telephone interviews, in which a variety of pertinent topics were discussed. The barometer provides insights into the investment and innovation plans of the industry, besides gauging the levels of business, outlook and concerns of the players in the market. In the context of the level of business and real estate development the Maltese economy is registering, the views of retailers about possible relocation were noted.
David Valenzia, Territory Senior Partner at PwC Malta, welcomed the results of the barometer, which he said, signal the importance of a continuous reassessment of the traditional business models employed by the industry, in a scenario driven by new technology trends and a drive to enhance customer experience.
Re-location plans
• 15% of retailers indicated plans to change their location of their current outlet, or increase the number of existing ones.
• Retailers currently stationed in the St Julian’s area top the list of the ones which are planning such a move.
• From an industry segment perspective, retailers involved in sale of ICT equipment, at 17%, score first in terms of re-location and expansion of business outlets.
Management of a customer database
• 40% (against 60%) of those interviewed manage a customer database;
• Retailers involved in the sale of ICT equipment (at 58%), followed by clothing and fashion retailers (at 43%) top the list of business which actively managed a customer database.
Highlights
Employee recruitment
• 36% of retailers interviewed in the barometer stated that they are successful in recruiting the right employees to their business as opposed to 23%. 41% have no recruitment plans.
• It appears that outlets in the Mosta and Valletta areas are the most attractive to employees working in the industry.
Business outlook
• 43% of those interviewed in the barometer have a favourable outlook for the next 6 months. In March 2016, this mark stood at 37%.
• Retailers in the Sliema and Mosta area appear to be the most upbeat.
• 17% of the participants in the barometer have a negative outlook.
• Retailers in Paola emerge to be the less upbeat when compared to their peers.
Business concerns
• Competition, at 34%, tops the list of business concerns indicated by retailers followed by parking and accessibility (33%) and online shopping (22%).
• In March 2016, parking and accessibility, at 41% topped the list of concerns, followed by online shopping at 28%.
Level of business
• 38% of retailers stated that their business increased in the last 6 months. In March 2016, when the last PwC retail barometer was carried out, 32% had answered favourably to the same question.
• Retailers in the Gozo and Mosta areas report the largest surge in business in the last 6 months.
PwC Malta 1
19%
17%64%
Total
Planning an investment in your retail outlet Introduce/d some innovative concept No
Innovation and capital investment
29
8 8
37
2315 1310
25 2416 12 15 13
6167 67
47
6560
74
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 20182018
29
8 8
37
2320 1310
25 2516 12
2013
6167 67
47
6560
74
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
PwC Malta 1
19%
17%64%
Total
Planning an investment in your retail outlet Introduce/d some innovative concept No
Innovation and capital investment
29
8 8
37
2315 1310
25 2416 12 15 13
6167 67
47
6560
74
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 2018
Middle Market Barometer 2
Planning an investment in your retail outlet Introduce/d some innovative concept No
18
2925
1922
18
7
25
15 14
64 64
50
66 64
C U LT U RA L & R E C R E A T ION
G OODS
FOOD, B E V E R A G E S & T OB A C C O
I C T C LOT HI N G & OT HE R G OODS
OT HE R HOU S E HOLD E QU I P M E NT
PE
RC
EN
TA
GE
(%)
Breakdown 20182018
PwC Malta 3
8%7%
85%
Total
Re-location plans
Plans to re-locate Increased number of outlets No plans to re-locate
14 120 0
820
30 4
33
120 0 0
86 84
67
88 9280
97
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 20182018
PwC Malta 3
8%7%
85%
Total
Re-location plans
Plans to re-locate Increased number of outlets No plans to re-locate
14 120 0
820
30 4
33
120 0 0
86 84
67
88 9280
97
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 2018
Middle Market Barometer 4
14
0
1712 14
86
100
8388 86
C U LT U RA L & R E C R E A T ION
G OODS
FOOD, B E V E R A G E S & T OB A C C O
I C T C LOT HI N G & OT HE R G OODS
OT HE R HOU S E HOLD E QU I P M E NT
PER
CEN
TA
GE
(%)
Yes No
Breakdown 20182018
PwC Malta 5
40%
60%
Total
Yes No
Management of a customer database
3142
3341 42
60
31
6958
6759 58
40
69
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 20182018
PwC Malta 5
40%
60%
Total
Yes No
Management of a customer database
3142
3341 42
60
31
6958
6759 58
40
69
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 2018
Middle Market Barometer 6
2924
58
43
29
7176
42
57
71
C U LT U RA L & R E C R E A T ION
G OODS
FOOD, B E V E R A G E S & T OB A C C O
I C T C LOT HI N G & OT HE R G OODS
OT HE R HOU S E HOLD E QU I P M E NT
PER
CEN
TA
GE
(%)
Yes No
Breakdown 20182018
PwC Malta 7
36%
24%
41%
Total
Employee recruitment
Yes No N/A
36
25
50
24
38 40 41
19 17
33 35
23
10
25
45
58
17
41 39
50
34
G O Z O H A M R U N M O S T A P A O L A S L I E M A S T . J U L I A N S V A L L E T T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E(%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 20182018
36%
23%
41%
Total
PwC Malta 7
36%
24%
41%
Total
Employee recruitment
Yes No N/A
36
25
50
24
38 40 41
19 17
33 35
23
10
25
45
58
17
41 39
50
34
G O Z O H A M R U N M O S T A P A O L A S L I E M A S T . J U L I A N S V A L L E T T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E(%
)
Total 2018 Breakdown 2018
Middle Market Barometer 8
38%
31%
18%
14%
Total
Level of business in the last 6 months
Increase Decrease The same Not sure
42
33
50
41 38
302522
46
0
41
23
50
38
22
1317
12
23
10
25
148
33
6
1610 12
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
32%
31%
32%
5%
Total 2016
Increase Decrease The same Not Sure
Total 2016 Total 2018
Breakdown 2018
2018
38%
31%
18%
13%
Total
PwC Malta 9
Employee recruitmentBusiness outlook
Positive Negative The same
53
38
67
12
58
4034
813
0
29
8
30 3439
49
33
59
3430 32
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
37%
13%
50%
Total 2016
Positive Negative The Same
43%
17%
40%
TotalTotal 2016 Total 2018
Breakdown 2018
2018
Middle Market Barometer 10
33%
34%
22%
11%
TotalBusiness concerns
Accessibility & parking Competition Online shopping Others
42
2833
25 28
37 393632
17
4044
50
21
8
23
50
25
16 13
25
14 17
0
10 12
0
15
G OZ O HA M R U N M OS T A P A OL A S L I EM A S T . J U L I A N S
V A L LET T A
PER
CEN
TAG
E (%
)
Total 2016 Total 2018
Breakdown 2018
28%
8%41%
23%
Total 2016
Accessibility & Parking Competition Online Shopping Others
41%
8%28%
23%
2016
Accessibility & Parking Competition Online Shopping Others
2018
www.pwc.com/mt/barometer#PwCMarketBarometer
© 2018 PricewaterhouseCoopers. All rights reserved. PwC refers to the Malta member firm, and may sometimes refer to the PwC network. Each member firm is a separate legal entity. Please see www.pwc.com/structure for further details.
Contact
Michael Formosa+356 2564 [email protected]
Steve GingellPartner+356 2564 [email protected]
David ValenziaPartner+356 2564 [email protected]
Follow us on: