Net profit: 44931 Net profit Margine: 6.6% Gross Revenue: 683,627 Gross Profit margin Percentage: 64.1% Net Revenue: 681,591 Net sale – NA-, EA- AP-, LA Operating sales- Earning per share 3-7 Dividend: ROE 11 Stock Price 31.08-180 Credit rating c- Image Rating 66 Risk of Default high Risk of Default Ratio 0.74 Days of inventory 301 Low image rating Less than expected roe. 11 EXPECTED 28 As established leaders in the Global Athletic Footwear Industry for the past eight years, our focus is on maintaining our position among the top three. We aim to continually evolve as pioneers and providers of cutting-edge, performance-driven footwear. Embracing sustainability, technology, and inclusive design, we are committed to enhancing our global influence and ensuring our brand remains the preferred choice for athletes and fans worldwide. Our slogan remains the same:- "Setting the Pace, Defining the Game". Our company has no consistent competitive strategy — we prefer to "re-invent" our strategy each year to pursue whatever opportunities look most promising. Our plan over the next three years is to continue our "opportunistic" approach to strategy and not commit the company to any long-term strategy or any specific market focus. We like this strategy-for-a-year approach and believe it works well for us. Over the past seven years, our company has adopted a dynamic and opportunistic approach to its competitive strategy, opting to reinvent its direction each year based on promising opportunities. In the Internet segment, our retail prices have fluctuated from an initial range of $64 to $72, reaching a peak of $93 per unit before recent adjustments. Meanwhile, our search engine advertising investment, initially modest, saw a hiatus for two years, only to surge to its maximum in the most recent year. Simultaneously, significant investments in brand advertising over the past three years aimed to bolster brand awareness. Celebrity appeal, once marginal, surged to 215 in the previous year, impacting our market share, which has experienced fluctuations throughout the seven-year period. Shifting focus to the wholesale segment, we began with a low average price of $48, escalating to $66. However, reacting to competitive pricing, we strategically lowered the price to $58.50 per pair. While initially offering only 40% of the maximum models, we adapted to market trends by increasing the variety available to customers. Retailer support, historically low, witnessed a peak in one particular year with maximum support. Our company's market share, as depicted in the chart, has demonstrated a dynamic trajectory. In the private label segment, varying price ranges were initially offered, but strategic adjustments aligned with market trends and competitive pricing have positively impacted our market share, increasing it to 25% after a three-year struggle. Through a combination of flexibility and adaptability, our company navigated diverse market forces, making strategic decisions that have influenced our positioning across different segments.