Turnover: 15.6 billion EUR (2023)
Country: France
Décathlon is a French company founded in 1976 by Michel Leclercq, specializing in the production and distribution of clothing and sporting goods. The company is owned by the Mulliez family and its employees.
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Decathlon: all the 2023 performance figures 05/04/2024
- - Worldwide sales 2023: 15.6 billion euros, up +4.4% on 2022
- - Decathlon presence: 78 countries.
- - Number of products sold worldwide last year: 1.19 billion.
- - Share of digital sales: 17.4%
- - Sales in France: 4.752 billion euros, up +1.24% on 2022.
- - Total number of stores worldwide: 1,749, including 319 in France.
- - Total number of employees: 101,000, including 24,000 in France.
Decathlon revolutionizes itself to become a global brand 13/03/2024
- - Company sales: 15.4 billion euros
- - Number of stores: Over 1700
- - Presence in 69 countries
- - Number of brands developed by employees : Over 70
- - Number of disciplines covered by brands: Around one hundred
- - Focus on product-related services: rental, second-hand, subscription, recycling, etc.
Decathlon sells store premises for 600 million euros 12/12/2023
- The network has 1,751 stores worldwide.
- Décathlon has just sold the walls of 90 of its stores for 600 million euros.
- The decision was taken to remove many of the company's brands from the shelves. Of the current 49 stores, only around 15 are expected to remain by next year.
- The recent acquisition of Bergfreunde.de, a German online retailer of mountain sports equipment.
Decathlon: camping aisles looted in Israel after Hamas raid amas 17/10/2023
- Number of Decathlon employees in Israel: 500
- Number of Decathlon stores in Israel: 10
- Most popular sector: Camping
Decathlon changes strategy 22/07/2023
- Decathlon intends to reduce the number of its brands from 49 to around 15 over the next year.
- The company aims to reduce the in-store offer by 20% by streamlining its brands.
- The company has 1,751 stores worldwide, including 325 in France.
- In 2022, Decathlon generated sales of 15.4 billion euros, including 4.7 billion euros in France.
- Decathlon's online sales accounted for 16.8% of total sales in 2022, rising to 20.8% in 2021.
- Over the past two years, Decathlon has begun to reduce the sales area of some of its stores from 500 to 1,500 m2.
- Its rival Intersport, with 800 stores and sales of 3.3 billion euros, is aiming for sales of 5 billion euros by 2025.
Russia's withdrawal does not hinder Decathlon's expansion 04/04/2023
- Number of stores: 1,751 in 69 countries
- Sales in 2022: 15.4 billion euros (+12%) Net profit in 2022: 923 million euros (+10 million euros vs. 2021)
- New store openings in 2022: 70
- Like-for-like sales growth in 2022: 13
- Share of digital sales: 17% in 2022, versus 8% in 2019
- Share of business in France: 25% (with 325 stores)
- Sales in France: 4.7 billion euros in 2022, up 12% year-on-year
- Used goods: 300,000 sold by 2022, available in nine out of ten stores.
- Rental: launched in 2022, with 4% of children's bikes purchased this way.
Décathlon: 12% growth by 2022 04/04/2023
- - Sales in 2022: 15.4 billion euros
- - Sales growth over 2021: 12%
- - E-commerce share of sales: 17%
- - Net profit in 2022: EUR 923 million
- - Net profit in 2021: EUR 913 million
- - Number of stores: 1571
- - Worldwide presence: 72 countries
- - Number of employees: 105,000
- - Share of sales in France: approx. 25
Decathlon presented its "Magic Bike", a highly connected electric bike concept. 11/06/2022
- Décathlon has presented the Magic Bike, an ultra-connected pedal-assist bicycle.
- It has been developed by the B'Twin brand and its design is not yet complete
- The bike uses a recognition system to automatically unlock itself as you approach the manufacturer.
- It is equipped with a display that shows data such as speed, time, route, etc.
- The bike is powered by an electric motor capable of speeds up to 25 km/h
- Battery autonomy can be extended to 90 kilometers
Decathlon is currently testing the rental of sports equipment for "on-demand use". 24/05/2022
- Décathlon is testing a Netflix-style sports equipment rental service, based on the analysis of data from 70 households, which could eventually replace the purchase of products
- The aim is to generalize sports equipment rental in France.
- The equipment reuse rate is 70%.
- The cost of renewing stock through rental is estimated at between 8% and 12% of operating income
Financial Data
DUNS: 500569405
Legal Name: DECATHLON FRANCE
Address: 4 BD DE MONS , 59650 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ
Number of employees: Plus de 10 000 salariés (2020)
Financial Data:
Year | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Turnover | 3 395 133 | 2 875 453 631 | 3 146 023 357 | 3 068 117 982 | 3 258 344 771 | 3 150 776 696 | 3 083 434 132 |
Gross margin (€) | 1 190 701 | 992 914 448 | 1 107 134 555 | 1 040 389 382 | 1 134 956 019 | 1 107 721 071 | - |
EBITDA (€) | 175 497 | 105 948 942 | 139 286 764 | 88 147 006 | 164 519 115 | 184 815 816 | - |
Operating profit (€) | 122 091 | 57 869 516 | 86 903 927 | 35 347 289 | 115 718 599 | 139 639 177 | - |
Net profit (€) | 72 115 | 28 941 355 | 37 821 012 | 23 183 639 | 70 202 625 | 100 142 701 | 94 910 337 |
Turnover growth rate (%) | 18,1 | -8,6 | 2,5 | -5,8 | 3,4 | 2,2 | - |
Ebitda margin rate (%) | 5,2 | 3,7 | 4,4 | 2,9 | 5 | 5,9 | - |
Operating margin rate (%) | 3,6 | 2 | 2,8 | 1,2 | 3,6 | 4,4 | - |
Working Capital (turnover days) | 3,8 | 5,3 | -4,4 | -2,3 | -1,5 | 4,7 | - |
Working Capital requirements (turnover days) | -29 | -23,2 | -17,3 | -27,5 | -22,1 | -26,1 | - |
Net margin (%) | 2,1 | 1 | 1,2 | 0,8 | 2,2 | 3,2 | - |
Added value / Turnover (%) | 21,3 | 20 | 21,2 | 19,6 | 21,7 | 22 | - |
Wages and social charges (€) | 436 815 | 365 649 688 | 427 415 552 | 419 947 892 | 447 973 594 | 428 665 512 | - |
Salaries / Turnover (%) | 12,9 | 12,7 | 13,6 | 13,7 | 13,7 | 13,6 | - |
Company Managers:
Position | First Name | Last Name | Age | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Président | Bastien Max Nicolas | GRANDGEORGE | 45 | |
Commissaire aux comptes suppléant | Yves | NICOLAS | 69 |
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