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Non-Tech : The Gap
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To: sydney who wrote (111)11/1/1999 12:12:00 PM
From: Beltropolis Boy  Read Replies (1) of 189
 
the following tables may interest you; culled from an Oct 20 article in the San Francisco Chronicle.

oh, and yes, i am long TLAB.

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Old Navy's Model Plan
Reasonable prices, lively stores, offbeat ads fuel the Gap's powerhouse division

Wednesday, October 20, 1999
Carol Emert, Chronicle Staff Writer
sfgate.com

OLD NAVY SALES
* Annual sales in billions of dollars *

'94 .12
'95 .42
'96 .81
'97 1.3
'98 2.3
'99 3.3 (estimate)
'00 4.3 (estimate)
'01 5.4 (estimate)

Source: Company reports, Credit Suisse First Boston research

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* Sales as a percentage of Gap Inc. sales *

'94 3.1
'95 9.6
'96 15.3
'97 19.7
'98 25.4
'99 28.3 (estimate)
'00 30.4 (estimate)
'01 32.1 (estimate)

Source: Company reports, Credit Suisse First Boston research

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* Percent of each company's sales to households earning $50,000 per year or more *

Old Navy 72.2%
Mervyn's 52.2
J.C. Penney 48.4
Sears 39.8

Source: NPD Group/Goldman Sachs Investment Research, 1997 data

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OLD NAVY STORES

'94 59
'95 131
'96 193
'97 282
'98 398
'99 528 (estimate)
'00 678 (estimate)
'01 843 (estimate)

Sources: Company reports, Credit Suisse First Boston research
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