Earnings Sentiment

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Earnings Call Transcript Word Cloud

     

Bullish Statements during Earnings call

Statement
PSP store traffic was up 2.4% over 6.3 million customers and store average order values were up over 15% or $6 in the first quarter
At PSP system-wide same store sales comps were up 5.9% in the first quarter
Average store -- store average order values were up approximately $60 to $760 on increased in-store traffic of over 10% to approximately 260,000 customers in the quarter
In April PSP's system-wide comps were up 6.2% with franchisee comps up 7.7%, corporate stores up 4.4%
Franchise comps were up 7.1% in the quarter while corporate stores were up 4.1%
Store traffic in the first quarter was up 2.9%
Vitamin Shop overall comps were up 3.4% in the first quarter and were up 1.9% in April
Sylvan same center comps were up 0.1% in the quarter
In the first quarter, Buddy's signed agreements for 11 new franchise locations growing its backlog to 121 new franchise stores
Freight costs declined from 4.6% of sales to 3.5% of sales in the first quarter
I want to thank all of our shareholders and lenders for their support
Good morning and thank you for joining our conference call
Brian Kahn Thank you, Andrew, and good morning to our listeners and thank you for joining us
       

Bearish Statements during earnings call

Statement
Badcock's system-wide comps were down 18.9% for the first quarter and were down 26.2% in April
For the first quarter of 2023, Buddy's system-wide, same store sale comps were negative 3.5% with franchisee e-comps declining 3.0% and corporate stores declining 7.0%
Comps in April were down 12.9%
In April Buddy's system-wide e-comps were down 7.8% with franchisee e-comps down 7.8% and corporate stores down 7.7%
Transaction comps were down 19.4% in the first quarter
Customer traffic was down approximately 15,000 customers to approximately 110,000 customers in the quarter
American Freight comps were down 4.1% in the first quarter
PSP transaction comps were down 1.5%
Average order values were nominally down less than 1% in the quarter to $1,159
As I noted earlier, management was unable to recommend that the board declare a regular quarterly common stock dividend this quarter due to restrictions in our credit agreements
Comps were up 2.6% in January, down 2.1% in February and down 9.6% in March
Net loss was $108.3 million or $3.16 per fully diluted share
   

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