Garment retail across Africa – Full table of contents

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Part 1 – Backgrounder on Africa

• Page 4: Map of African countries and main languages [Figure 1]
• Page 5: Population of key African countries, 2012 [Figure 2]
• Page 6: Size of muslim population in key countries, 2012 [Figure 3]
• Page 7: Share of muslim population by country, in % of total population [Figure 4]
• Page 8: Population of largest African cities, 2010 [Figure 5]
• Page 9: Population growth for the largest African cities, 2010-2020 [Figure 6]
• Page 10: GDP growth rate African countries, 2012-2017 [Figure 7]
• Page 11: GDP per capita, 2012 [Figure 8]
• Page 12: Sagaci Research Country Attractiveness Matrix [Figure 9]

Part 2 – Identification of priority countries for apparel retailers

• Page 14: Screening elements for priority countries identification [Figure 10]
• Page 15: Share of female population between 20 and 44 years old by country [Figure 11]
• Page 16: Repartition of income classes per country [Figure 12]
• Page 17: Upper and middle-class population per country, 2008 [Figure 13]
• Page 18: Number of shopping centers by country and by type, 2013 [Figure 14]
• Page 19: Shopping center density per country [Figure 15]
• Page 20: Number of existing and future shopping centers across Africa up to 2017 [Figure 16]
• Page 21: Tariffs on textile imports by country [Figure 17]
• Page 22: Screening methodology [Figure 18]
• Page 24: List of priority countries for an apparel retailer [Figure 19]
• Page 25: Share of GDP per sector for priority countries [Figure 20]
• Page 26: Number of households per country earning > $1,000 in main urban areas, 2013 [Figure 21]
• Page 27: Risk rating by country [Figure 22]

Part 3 – Consumer behaviors and brand preferences

• Page 31: Frequency of garment shopping by country [Figure 23]
• Page 32: Most visited retail channels for garment shopping by country [Figure 24]
• Page 33: Most visited retail channels for garment shopping by country for SEC A [Figure 25]
• Page 34: Brand nationalities preferences by country [Figure 26]
• Page 35: Unaided awareness ranking of key international garment brands [Figure 27]
• Page 36: Main reason for buying international brands of clothing by country [Figure 28]
• Page 37: Amount spent for last purchase of garments, in EUR [Figure 29]
• Page 38: Garment related shopping behaviors and customer preferences by country [Figure 30]

Part 4 – Assessment of competition within priority countries

• Page 40: Garment distribution channels overview [Figure 31]
• Page 41: Country coverage of key brands within malls – Int’l vs. South African brands [Figure 32]
• Page 42: List of main brands across priority countries with number of stores [Figure 33]
• Page 43: Main garment retailers in Angola with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 34]
• Page 44: Main garment retailers in Côte d’Ivoire with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 35]
• Pages 45-58: Main garment retailers in Egypt with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 36]
• Page 59: Main garment retailers in Ghana with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 37]
• Pages 60-62: Main garment retailers in Kenya with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 38]
• Pages 63-64: Main garment retailers in Nigeria with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 39]
• Page 65: Main garment retailers in Senegal with number of stores , locations and name of local partner [Figure 40]
• Page 66: Main garment retailers in Tanzania with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 41]
• Page 67: Main garment retailers in Uganda with number of stores, locations and name of local partner [Figure 42]
• Page 68: Number of stores by country for main international brands [Figure 43]

Part 5 – Potential development plan for an apparel retailer

• Page 70: Development scenarios for an apparel retailer [Figure 44]
• Page 71: Scenario 1: potential number of stores by country for an apparel retailer [Figure 45]
• Page 72: Scenario 2: potential number of stores by country for an apparel retailer [Figure 46]
• Page 73: Number of potential store openings by year for each scenario [Figure 47]

Appendix: consumer survey by country

• Pages 75-84: Côte d’Ivoire consumer survey – Detailed findings
• Pages 85-94: Kenya consumer survey – Detailed findings
• Pages 95-104: Nigeria consumer survey – Detailed findings
• Pages 105-114: Angola consumer survey – Detailed findings
• Pages 115-124: Ghana consumer survey – Detailed findings
• Pages 125-134: Egypt consumer survey – Detailed findings
• Pages 135-144: Senegal consumer survey – Detailed findings

 
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