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Deutsche EuroShop | Conference Call | Preliminary Results 2023

Webcast of the telephone conference including the slide presentation Presenter: Hans-Peter Kneip, CFO 20.03.2024, 10.00 a.m., CET www.deutsche-euroshop.com/ir

Deutsche EuroShop 9M 2023 Report Conference Call Slide Presentation

Webcast of the telephone conference including the slide presentation Presenter: Hans-Peter Kneip, CFO 15.11.2023, 11.00 a.m., CET

Deutsche EuroShop AG Hauptversammlung 2023

Hauptversammlungsrede von Vorstand Hans-Peter Kneip am 29. August 2023 in der Hamburger Handwerkskammer Weitere Informationen unter https://www.deutsche-euroshop.de/HV

Deutsche EuroShop | Conference Call | Preliminary Results 2022

Webcast of the telephone conference including the slide presentation Presenter: Patrick Kiss, Head of Investor & Public Relations 22.03.2023, 10.00 a.m., CET www.deutsche-euroshop.com/ir

Deutsche EuroShop AG Hauptversammlung 2022

Hauptversammlungsrede von Vorstand Olaf Borkers. Die ordentliche virtuelle Hauptversammlung der Deutsche EuroShop AG fand am 30. August 2022 um 10.00 Uhr in Hamburg statt.

Deutsche EuroShop EPK (Electronic Press Kit)

footage, 8'48'' min, aspect ratio 16:9 (c) Copyright by Deutsche EuroShop AG https://www.deutsche-euroshop.de

02.04.2013

What the customer really wants

Patrick Kiss Patrick Kiss

What do consumers really do? How do they navigate the online and offline worlds? Is multichannel retail merely an academic concept, or is it a reality for customers? And above all: What can retailers and manufacturers learn from the answers to these questions?

These questions were investigated by ECE (the market leader in downtown shopping malls in Europe) and Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, in collaboration with the Otto Group and Union Investment. The report "What the customer really wants" is the result.


Conclusions: Online shopping is becoming ever more important: In Germany, although only 7% of transactions are done online, Internet shopping accounts for 16% of sales revenues - and rising. But brick-and-mortar retailers should not despair in the face of online competition. Conventional shopping is still most Germans' favorite way of shopping - regardless of online price wars or the new generation of digital natives with their high affinity for the Internet.

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