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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum BMTC Group Inc T.GBT

BMTC Group Inc. is a Canada-based holding company. The Company, through its subsidiaries and two divisions, manages and operates a retail network of furniture, household appliances and electronic products in Quebec. Its division consists of Brault and Martineau, and EconoMax. The Company's subsidiaries include Ameublements Tanguay Inc. and Le Corbusier-Concorde S.E.C.

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BMTC Group Inc > Retail Store value
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Post by undervalue on Nov 07, 2023 12:30pm

Retail Store value

Retail analyst Bruce Winder says the companies making the shift to retail are unique in that consumers in those industries are more inclined to try the products before they buy.

“Some categories like mattresses and footwear are really made to be touched, try on, lay down on, et cetera, so it's part of the consumer decision-making process and they need to do that to get consumers to make the purchase,” he said.

For Endy and Vessi, the expansion represents a shift to “omnichannel” retail, meaning making their products available through online sales, wholesale retail, and at their own brick-and-mortar locations.

“I think retail is here to stay,” Cochrane said. “I think there was some hypothesis during COVID that e-commerce was going to dominate, but it's just not the case. Consumers still prefer retail.”

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