Great Britain department store sales value trend by business size 2022

Between 2012 and 2018, the sales value of large non-specialized retailers (such as department stores) in Great Britain gradually increased and reached to an index point 101.8. However, value of sales in large businesses in this sector declined since then and measured at an index point of 98.3 in 2022. In contrast, the sales value of small non-specialized retailers increased overall from 2013 onwards and reached to an index point of 128.6 in 2022.

Retail sales value of non-specialized stores in Great Britain from 2012 to 2022, by large and small retailers (as index number of sales per week)

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Release date

May 2023

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Region

United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Survey time period

2008 to 2022

Supplementary notes

* Value of sales at current prices, non-seasonally adjusted, measured using the Retail Sales Index (RSI).
Index 2019 = 100 (reference period).
Refers to retail sales made in non-specialized predominantly non-food stores.

Large businesses are defined by the source as "large retailers employing 100 people or more and those with annual turnover of greater than 60 million British pounds who employ 10 to 99 people." Small businesses are those employing less than 100 people with a turnover lower than 60 million British pounds.

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