What do today's top brands have in common?

20 Feb 2024 · 0 min
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In this brief commentary, the speaker observes that the world’s leading fashion companies—such as Zara and H&M—share a common driver of their market‑cap, valuation ratios, inventory turnover, and cash flow: a superior supply chain. The speaker argues that supply‑chain efficiency is the fundamental source of competitive advantage for these brands, underpinning their strong financial performance.

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