Monday, April 17, 2023

This Could Be Your Biggest Trade For 2023?

This under-the-radar company is one of the top growth stocks to be watching in 2023.

Now may be a critical time to have your eyes on this emerging NASDAQ company, a multifaceted brand owner with established brands in the health, wellness, pet, beauty, and other growing markets. It announced recently that its children's toy brand will expand its retail presence nationally through 2,000 Walmart stores, a major milestone for the brand and may prove to be the best year in its history.

It doesn't stop there; this company has been on a rampage announcing big developments left and right including several high-value acquisitions. A most recent acquisition is expected to help the company generate $100 million in sales for 2023! The company also announced its financial results for the fiscal 2023 first quarter, revealing that revenue increased 199% YOY. The second quarter was a record quarter!

See why this under-the-radar NASDAQ company is proving to be a long-term winner.










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Special Report: Luxury’s Opportunity in Home and Hospitality

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 2023

Dear BoF Community,

This week, more than 400,000 people are descending on the city of Milan for Salone del Mobile, which has expanded far beyond the confines of an annual furniture trade fair to become Milan Design Week, the most important global gathering for the sprawling $4.3 trillion lifestyle sector that spans from home design to hotels to dining.

Now, more and more fashion and beauty brands are looking to get in on the action. According to our latest report from BoF Insights, 'The Lifestyle Era: Luxury's Opportunity in Home and Hospitality,' which is being released today in Milan:

  • Affluent shoppers are spending more on home design than before the pandemic, as per a proprietary BoF Insights survey of high-net-worth individuals in the US, UK and France, which finds that home design's "wallet share" for affluent shoppers has increased by 12 percentage points.

  • Dior, Chanel and Gucci are the brands that affluent shoppers would be most interested in buying a branded home design product from. But shoppers also cite brands like Zara, underscoring how expanding into lifestyle categories can be a means for mass brands to up-level their market positioning.

  • Nearly one-third of respondents see branded hospitality experiences, from dining to hotels, as a driver for purchasing from the brand overall.

For access to all of the data and insights — including market sizing and growth figures, proprietary consumer insights, and the synthesis of almost 30 executive interviews — download the complete 90-page report.

Imran Amed, Founder and CEO

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