Nordstrom (JWN, $34.18) forecasts a weaker-than-expected sales growth guidance for fiscal 2021
Nordstrom issued a weaker-than-expected sales growth guidance for fiscal 2021.
The luxury department store chain projects a revenue growth of +25%, compared to the Refinitiv analyst consensus of +26.6%.
According to Nordstrom’s estimates, digital sales would account for 50% of its revenue. It predicts EBIT will be positive and the leverage ratio will be about 3 times by year-end.
Over the long term, Nordstrom projects revenue growth of low single-digits annually from 2019 levels. It expects operating income to grow faster than revenue, and predicts EBIT margin as a percentage of sales to exceed 6%.
It expects return on invested capital to be in the low teens, annual operating cash flow to exceed $1 billion, annual capex i to be 3% to 4% of sales, and the leverage ratio to return to about 2.5 times or below by the end of 2022.
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a retailer of apparel, shoes, cosmetics and accessories
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