Dillard's Inc
NYSE:DDS
DDS's latest stock split occurred on Jun 8, 1992
The company executed a 959692-for-319897 stock split, meaning that for every 319897 shares held, investors received 959692 new shares.
The adjusted shares began trading on Jun 8, 1992. This was DDS's 4th stock split, following the previous one in Dec 17, 1985.
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Dillard's Inc
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Dillard's Inc. stands as a prominent player in the department store segment of the retail industry, with a history steeped in resilience and adaptability. Established in 1938 by William T. Dillard, the company has carved its niche by merging a classical approach to upscale retailing with strategic modern adaptations. Headquartered in Little Rock, Arkansas, Dillard's boasts a network of over 250 stores across 29 states, primarily in the South and Midwest. It sells a variety of product lines, ranging from fashion apparel and accessories to cosmetics and home furnishings. The company has made its name by offering a curated mix of national and private-label brands, aiming to craft a distinctive shopping environment that appeals to a middle and upper-middle-class demographic. Utilizing a combination of traditional shopping experiences and online retailing, Dillard’s mixes the elegance of upscale department stores with the digital convenience that today’s consumers demand. The engine powering Dillard's robust business model is its strategic emphasis on inventory management and cost control, coupled with its tailored customer service. Although the retail landscape has become fiercely competitive, with e-commerce giants redefined convenience, Dillard’s has focused relentlessly on enhancing in-store experiences and maintaining a sophisticated aura. By concentrating on a well-chosen selection of merchandise tailored to local preferences, the company elevates its profitability margins. Furthermore, Dillard’s generates revenue through its real estate investments by owning a substantial amount of its retail space, which provides financial leverage to buffer against market fluctuations. The balance Dillard’s strikes between tradition and innovation, alongside an acute awareness of customer preferences, not only anchors its operational success but also helps secure its position within a highly dynamic retail sector.
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