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BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings, Inc.
BJ · NYSEConsumer Staples
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Farm & rawinputscrops, commodities, packa…Brands &manufacturersthe companies that make itDistribution &wholesalemoving the palletsRetailchannelsgrocers, clubs & big-boxHouseholdswho actually paysCapital &regulatorswho funds & polices itF&FPFarmers & fresh producersCPGNational CPG brandsPGProcter & GambleKOCoca-ColaPEPPepsiCoFSHMeat, produce & dairy suppliersOWNWellsley Farms / Berkley JensenLOGFreight & 3PL carriersCOLDBJ's refrigerated DC networkBJBJ's Wholesale ClubCOSTCostco WholesaleWMTWalmart / Sam's ClubAMZNAmazonCOFCapital OneBIZBusiness membersYOUMembers & householdsI&LInvestors & lendersFF&LFood, fuel & labor regulators
Company details
Market cap
$14B
P/E ratio
25×
Div yield
EPS (TTM)
$4.38
Profit margin
2.7%
Rev. growth
+4.6%
Revenue
$21.5B
Membership fees
$500M
In plain English
BJ's is the #3 US warehouse club — a membership-only chain of 263 clubs concentrated in the eastern United States. Like Costco, it sells groceries and bulk goods at razor-thin markups and earns its profit on the ~$500M of high-renewal annual membership fees. It runs its own gas stations (199 of them), its own refrigerated distribution network, and private-label brands Wellsley Farms and Berkley Jensen.
In simple terms
What BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings, Inc. really sells
BJ's is the #3 US warehouse club — a membership-only chain of 263 clubs concentrated in the eastern United States. Like Costco, it sells groceries and bulk goods at razor-thin markups and earns its profit on the ~$500M of high-renewal annual membership fees. It runs its own gas stations (199 of them), its own refrigerated distribution network, and private-label brands Wellsley Farms and Berkley Jensen.
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