| Status quo | |
|---|---|
| Gross income per store | 4,100,000.00 |
| Corporate 15% off the top | 615,000.00 |
| Net at 5.75% margin | 200,387.50 |
| Corporate net (50%) | 100,193.75 |
| Franchisee net (50%) | 100,193.75 |
| Corporate sub total per store | 715,193.75 |
| Number of stores | 2300 |
| Corporate grand total | 1,644,945,625.00 |
| % Loss of business | 10 |
|---|---|
| Gross income per store | 3,690,000.00 |
| Corporate 15% off the top | 553,500.00 |
| Net at 5.75% margin | 178,780.50 |
| Corporate net (50%) | 89,390.25 |
| Franchisee net (50%) | 89,390.25 |
| Corporate sub total per store | 642,890.25 |
| Number of stores | 2300 |
| Corporate grand total | 1,478,647,575.00 |
| Bottom line loss | 166,298,050.00 |
Translation: In my estimation of a modest 10% drop in sales, Ballard stands to cost Chick-fail-A corporate ≈$166 MILLION in lost revenue over the course of a year. Maybe he can slither out of it by blaming Trump?
10% is way steep also not considering growth, it is the only chain that is growing double digits year after year
And we are in the Christmas shopping season so Chick Fil As that are in malls or around malls are going to be packed even more.
I think your 10% drop is unlikely, I doubt their will even be a drop and if it is, it will be in growth, so instead of growing at 13% they grew at 12.9%
Anomaly at best