Home > Latest News > Kogan Gets Control Of Bloated Inventory, As Sales Surge

Kogan Gets Control Of Bloated Inventory, As Sales Surge

Kogan has reported a surge in gross sales, buoyed by an increase in Kogan First signups, and strong growth in its Kogan Marketplace and Mighty Ape digital spaces.

Gross sales increased 21.1 per cent year-on-year for the September quarter as active customers grew 30.7 per cent, to 3.35 million.

Kogan First memberships leaped an impressive 171.1 per cent year-on-year during the September quarter, to reach 210,000.

Gross profit has declined 1.7 per cent, but warehousing costs are way down as Kogan reduced its inventory bloat, and closed ineffective warehouse spaces.

In doing this, Kogan managed to reduce inventories from $227.9 million — $191.8 million of which was warehouse — to $194.3 million (including $154.2 million in warehouse).

“When it comes to delighting our customers, we set a very high standard for ourselves,” explains Kogan.com Founder & CEO, Ruslan Kogan.

“I am proud of the way the Kogan.com team has continued to deliver on our mission of making the most in-demand products and services more affordable and accessible.

“While overcoming many challenges, the Kogan.com team has continued to deliver strong growth while investing in the future of the business and incubating new ways to deliver more value to our customers over the long term.”



You may also like
Serious Questions Raised Over Kogan Buying Practises As Revenues Fall
Kogan Shares Crawls Off The Bottom But Is It Sustainable?
Temu Hurting OZ Retailers As Chinese Giant Surges
Kogan Along With Anaconda Targeted By Pro Palestinian Protesters
EXCLUSIVE: Kogan Pulls The Plug On Dodgy Android TV STB With Direct Links To China