ATZAF

Aritzia Inc.

Consumer Cyclical · $8.2B market cap

Verdict

We can't put a fair value on ATZAF right now.

Business quality

5 of 5 clear the 10% bar. What are the Big Five?

Earnings per share growth24.6% a year✓
Equity per share growth22.1% a year✓
Sales growth20.1% a year✓
Free cash flow growth20.9% a year✓
Return on invested capital11.1%✓

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About Aritzia Inc.

Aritzia Inc. is a prominent North American fashion retailer that, along with its subsidiaries, specializes in designing and selling a wide range of apparel and accessories specifically for women. Its extensive clothing line encompasses everything from casual wear like t-shirts, tops, bodysuits, and activewear to more structured pieces such as shirts, blouses, sweaters, jumpsuits, rompers, skirts, pants, denims, leggings, bike shorts, and dresses. Outerwear options include jackets, blazers, and coats, alongside a selection of shoes. Complementing its apparel, Aritzia also provides a diverse array of accessories, including hats, socks, face masks, intimate apparel, gloves, mittens, belts, scarves, scrunchies, bags, and iPhone cases. These items are marketed under well-known house brands such as Wilfred, Super World, Babaton, and TNA. Customers can purchase Aritzia's collections through multiple channels: its e-commerce platform, aritzia.com, and a network of approximately 105 physical boutiques across North America, as reported on February 27, 2022. Founded in 1984, the company changed its name from Aritzia Capital Corporation to Aritzia Inc. in August 2016. Its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.

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