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ProPlanet Clothing Case Study ProPlanet Clothing was founded in Leeds in 1998 by Ms Simon Witstruk, to produce for, and market to, female customers and/or consumers, environmentally friendly apparel - made from recycled material in the highly competitive clothing retail industry. Rather than directly challenging established clothing brands like Primark and M&S, ProPlanet has focused on the fringes of the industry, focusing on consumers that are looking for a range of clothing that is trendy and fashionable, but at the same time, environmentally friendly. The company produces and markets women's clothing under the brand name 'ShePlanet', from company-owned and company-operated high-street stores, located in six key UK cities. ProPlanet has grown its business revenue every year since it was founded. In the most recent year, it achieved revenue of 350 million, and a net profit of 17 million. It currently employs more than 250 employees in administration, manufacturing, etc. and about 300 employees across its six stores. The company's current market is highly competitive, with established multinationals on the one hand, and small, regional brands - with niche products and/or unique clothing ranges on the other. The company's recent financial performance is presented below: ProPlanet's Financial Performance over the last 5 years (in millions) Financial Year 2015-2016- 2017- 2018- 2019- 16 17 18 19 2020 240 280 320 330 350 Sales Revenue 216 255 295 305 324 Cost of Goods Sold 3 4 5 6. Fixed Cost ProPlanet Clothing Case Study ProPlanet Clothing was founded in Leeds in 1998 by Ms Simon Witstruk, to produce for, and market to, female customers and/or consumers, environmentally friendly apparel - made from recycled material in the highly competitive clothing retail industry. Rather than directly challenging established clothing brands like Primark and M&S, ProPlanet has focused on the fringes of the industry, focusing on consumers that are looking for a range of clothing that is trendy and fashionable, but at the same time, environmentally friendly. The company produces and markets women's clothing under the brand name 'ShePlanet', from company-owned and company-operated high-street stores, located in six key UK cities. ProPlanet has grown its business revenue every year since it was founded. In the most recent year, it achieved revenue of 350 million, and a net profit of 17 million. It currently employs more than 250 employees in administration, manufacturing, etc. and about 300 employees across its six stores. The company's current market is highly competitive, with established multinationals on the one hand, and small, regional brands - with niche products and/or unique clothing ranges on the other. The company's recent financial performance is presented below: ProPlanet's Financial Performance over the last 5 years (in millions) Financial Year 2015-2016- 2017- 2018- 2019- 16 17 18 19 2020 240 280 320 330 350 Sales Revenue 216 255 295 305 324 Cost of Goods Sold 3 4 5 6. Fixed Cost