BBWIBath & Body Works

The full receipt

Latest published value for each ratio, with the sector median for context and year-over-year change where the prior year is available.

• Markup →

  How much revenue per dollar of cost.

  1.7561× revenue / costverified
  $1 of cost becomes $1.76 of revenue
  Sector median: 1.5415 · Top 16% for extraction in sector
  FY 2024·v1.0.0
• Operational Markup →

  Revenue per dollar of cost + operating expenses. The multiplier after legitimate operations.

  Not computed: missing input.

  Needed but not in this company's XBRL filings: Operating Expenses.

  What this company did disclose: Stock Buybacks, CEO Total Compensation, Cost of Goods Sold, Dividends Paid, Median Employee Compensation, Net Income, Revenue
• Labor Share →

  How much of every revenue dollar reaches workers.

  Not computed: missing input.

  Needed but not in this company's XBRL filings: Total Employee Compensation.

  What this company did disclose: Stock Buybacks, CEO Total Compensation, Cost of Goods Sold, Dividends Paid, Median Employee Compensation, Net Income, Revenue
• Executive Extraction →

  How many times a CEO out-earns the median employee.

  1291.5× CEO / median workerverified
  CEO earns 1291× the median worker
  Sector median: 745.0 · Top 23% for extraction in sector
  FY 2024·v1.0.0
• Shareholder Extraction →

  Dollars sent to shareholders for every dollar invested in R&D.

  Not applicable to this sector.

  Companies in Retail typically don't report R&D — their growth investment goes to capex, not research expense.

  See Capital Extraction on this page — it's the universal version designed for sectors where Shareholder Extraction doesn't apply.
• Capital Extraction →

  How much of net profit goes to shareholders rather than back into the business.

  1.7000× buybacks+dividends / net incomeverified
  170% of net profit returned to shareholders — funded beyond current-year earnings
  Sector median: 0.9729 · Top 20% for extraction in sector
  FY 2024·v1.0.0