Retail Sales of Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists in China: Market Size, Growth and Forecast to 2021
Summary Retail Sales of Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists in China: Market Size, Growth and Forecast to 2021 provides detailed historic and forecast statistics on retail sales from 2011 to 2021 taking place at "Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists" for each Sector at Market level. However, delivered wholesale sales are not included.
The Market level analytics are provided for the following product Sectors: Electricals, Food & Grocery, Home & Other, where ever applicable
The Research study Defines as "Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists" Retail stores where home improvement tools and materials and gardening supplies, decorations, buildings and equipment are the main footfall drivers and account for the majority of sales. Channel values exclude any trade sales.
This report is the result of GlobalData’s extensive market research covering the retail industry in China. The report acts as an essential tool for companies active across the China’s retail industry and for new players considering entering the market. The comprehensive statistics within the report provides insight into the operating environment of the market and also ensures right business decision making based on historical trends and industry model based forecasting.
Scope - Overview of the Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists retail sales in China - Analysis of Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists market and its retail sales for various Sectors - Historic and forecast retail sales value for the period 2011 through to 2021 - Sector wise analysis of retail sales via Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists.
Reasons to buy - Provides you with sales figures of Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists market in China - Allows you to analyze market with the help of detailed historic and forecast retail sales value, Sectors at a market level. - Provides you with historic sales value by category in Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Specialists market - Allows you to plan future business decisions using the report’s forecast figures for the market.
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