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Nordstrom, Inc. (JWN) maintains its position as a leader in fashion retail through strategic innovation and customer-centric service. This news hub provides investors and industry observers with direct access to the company's official announcements and market-moving developments.
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Nordstrom (NYSE: JWN) outlines its long-term strategy focused on sustainable shareholder value at a virtual investor event on February 4, 2021. CEO Erik Nordstrom emphasizes the importance of their unique business model and digital-first approach. Key strategies include enhancing market presence in top regions, expanding Nordstrom Rack offerings, and boosting digital sales to represent 50% of total sales. The company forecasts a 25% revenue growth in fiscal 2021, despite an anticipated 20% sales decrease in Q4 2020, while maintaining positive EBIT and cash flow expectations.
Nordstrom, Inc. (NYSE: JWN) will host a virtual investor event on February 4, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. PST. Senior executives will discuss the company’s long-term growth strategy and value creation drivers. The event will last approximately 2.5 hours and can be accessed via a live webcast at investor.nordstrom.com. Attendees are encouraged to register at least 15 minutes prior to the event. Presentation slides will be available for download by day's end, and an archived replay will be accessible for up to one year.
Nordstrom, Inc. (NYSE: JWN) reported a 22% decline in net sales for the nine-week holiday period ending January 2, 2021, compared to the previous year. Despite this drop, the company saw sequential sales improvement, with digital sales rising 23% and comprising 54% of total sales. Notably, gifting items represented 67% of sales. While the company expects positive EBIT and operating cash flow for Q4, it anticipates a 500 basis points decrease in EBIT margin due to lower sales volume and increased costs. A virtual investor event is scheduled for February 4, 2021.
As the holidays near, Nordstrom announces enhanced shopping options to alleviate last-minute gift-giving stress. Customers can utilize services like same-day delivery in NYC, curbside pickup, and complimentary gift wrapping. Additionally, shoppers can browse local inventory through the website for expedited pickup. Notably, holiday gifting experts are available for personalized shopping assistance. These initiatives aim to improve customer experience and ensure timely delivery ahead of December 25.
Nordstrom, Inc. (NYSE: JWN) reported a third-quarter EBIT exceeding $100 million, driven by improved merchandise margins and cost structure adjustments. Although net sales fell 16% year-over-year, digital sales accounted for 54% of total sales, reaching $1.6 billion. Earnings per diluted share stood at $0.34, benefiting from a $0.12 tax benefit under the CARES Act. The CEO highlighted strengthened financial flexibility and positive trends expected to continue into Q4.
Nordstrom has revamped its holiday offerings for 2020, prioritizing safety and health through virtual experiences and in-store events. Key highlights include:
- Virtual Santa Chats: Private 15-minute calls with Santa for $20, benefiting Operation Warm.
- Letters to Santa: Customers can email or drop off letters for Santa, starting November 15 in Canada and November 27 in the U.S.
- Holiday Breakfasts: Select stores will host breakfasts on specific dates, with ticket proceeds going to Operation Warm.
- At-home Activities: Free printable sheets available for family fun.
Nordstrom is opening two new Nordstrom Local service hubs in Newport Beach and Manhattan Beach, enhancing customer service in the Los Angeles area. The Newport Beach location, at 1,193 square feet, opens on Nov. 6, while the Manhattan Beach hub, at 1,886 square feet, will open soon. These hubs provide services like order pickup, alterations, and styling assistance, aiming to increase customer spending. Los Angeles is a key market for Nordstrom, with five Local hubs now serving the area.
Nordstrom is reimagining the Holiday season with new initiatives to foster joy and connection. The company is launching several unique curbside services starting October 19, including extended hours and daily surprises for curbside pickups. Customers can explore the Make Merry Holiday Gift Shop featuring gifts under $100, and enjoy exclusive collaborations like Balsam Hill trees and L.L. Bean products. Additionally, Nordstrom is hiring 22,000 seasonal employees to enhance customer service during this festive period. The company emphasizes safety measures amidst the ongoing pandemic.
Nordstrom is enhancing customer service by introducing order pickup at U.S. Nordstrom Rack locations for orders from Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack, and HauteLook. This strategy aims to improve convenience, allowing customers to pick up orders securely at their nearest store. Additionally, all Nordstrom Rack stores will fulfill online orders, expanding merchandise access and facilitating faster delivery. CEO Erik Nordstrom emphasized that these initiatives help engage customers more effectively. The rollout is designed to deliver a seamless shopping experience, further solidifying Nordstrom's market position.
Nordstrom has announced a new strategy for its give-back brand, Treasure & Bond, collaborating with regional nonprofit organizations to support housing, mental health, and job training for homeless youth. This marks a shift from its previous model of donating to national charities. The nonprofit partners include The Ali Forney Center, Covenant House, The Night Ministry, YouthCare, and Youth Emerging Stronger. Nordstrom aims to create a more localized impact in communities where it operates, reinforcing its commitment to corporate social responsibility.
