Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), he has extremely profitable stores regardless of where he builds them, and this is because he only opens them where he knows he can make a lot of money. According to a recent study published in the USA. Apple is the company with the highest sales per square meter, the Americans are talking about feet but that doesn't really matter, because no matter how we calculate things, all those from Cupertino come out on top.
Apple recorded revenues of 5546 dollars per square meter during 2016, a real achievement thanks to the way it sets product prices. After those from Apple, we have those from Reis & Irvy, who sell frozen yogurt, generating revenues of just over 3900 dollars per square meter, the network of Murphy gas stations USA following them with receipts of 3700 dollars per square meter.
Apple is practically at a great distance from the other big US retailers in terms of revenue per square meter, Tiffany's is also at a considerable distance, with 2951 dollars per square meter. Although Apple remains in first place in this list, its sales have decreased by approximately 15% compared to what it generated in the early 2000s, but perhaps that was to be expected.
In 2012, Apple also generates revenues of 6050 dollars per square meter, so we are talking about a 10% decrease compared to that year, but this despite the fact that it makes much more money in total. The difference is of course mainly due to the fact that Apple has opened more stores than then and some are less profitable than others, so as new stores are opened, it is possible that the average receipts will continue to decrease.
"With sales per square foot viewed as a major component of retail success, according to industry data provided by eMarkter, the #1 retailer in sales per square foot is Apple Inc.(NASDAQ: AAPL), which did a staggering $5,546 per square foot. Having launched the first iPhone 10 years ago, it's speculated that this next milestone iteration of the iconic product could produce Apple's strongest sales to date."
