BJ’s Wholesale Club recently released its latest quarterly report, and in it reported strong gains. The company revealed in its Q2 financial that higher club sales and membership fee income were on the rise for fiscal 2022.
“Our strong results in the second quarter were led by gains in traffic and market share as we continued to deliver tremendous value across virtually every aspect of our business,” said Bob Eddy, President and Chief Executive Officer. “Our relentless focus on investing in our long-term initiatives has put us in a place to capitalize on current trends and deliver this strong performance.”
Other key takeaways from the chain’s second quarter fiscal 2022 highlights included:
The retailer also noted in the release the acquisition of four distribution centers and related private transportation fleet from Burris Logistics, bringing its end-to-end perishable supply chain in-house.
“Our member base is growing in both quality and size. We are improving our merchandising to offer more value,” added Eddy. “We are growing our digital business, offering more convenience and optionality for our members. We are expanding our footprint into new and existing markets with success. Our business model is designed to work well in the current consumer environment where value is king, and we believe we are well-positioned for growth by doing what we do best—delivering great value to our members.”
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