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Principal Business: Dollar General calls itself the largest small-box discount retailer in the US,<br />

operating 9,372 Dollar General stores in 35 states. Its stores stock some 10,000 skus per outlet,<br />

where 71.6% of the merchandise is in consumables (food, beverages & snacks, heath & beauty<br />

aids, and paper & cleaning aids), 14.5% in seasonal items, 7.4% in home products, and 6.9% in<br />

apparel. This retailer typically prices items at $10 or less, while 24% of its stock sells at $1 or less.<br />

The company is traded on the NYSE: DG. Most of the stock is held by Buck Holdings L.P.<br />

EB Identities: Consumables--DG health, DG body, Clover Valley (food/beverages/snacks),<br />

American Value (lower price food/paper), Sweet Smiles (confectionery items), DG home and<br />

Smart & Simple (household cleaners, paper products); Seasonal--DG office, Holiday Style, True<br />

Living Outdoors, True Living Kids; Home Products--DG home, True Living; Apparel--DG baby,<br />

Open Trails (men and boys); plus an exclusive license to sell Bobbie Brooks clothing (women &<br />

girls), Uni-Lab (automotive oil, transmission fluid), EverPet and EverPet Basics (both pet<br />

supplies).<br />

EB skus: 1,300+<br />

Profile: Private brands continue to be a priority at Dollar General, now representing 22% of its<br />

consumable product sales (71.6% of total sales) and now moving into non-consumable categories<br />

such as apparel, seasonal and home goods. During this period, the company opened 600 new<br />

stores, renovated 504 outlets, and closed 56 stores. Plans for 2011 are just as ambitious: open 625<br />

stores, renovate or relocate 550 stores, and expand into Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Nevada.<br />

Its net income for the year was $ 627.9 million, up by 85%. In November 2009, the company<br />

completed an IPO for $ 445.2 million and then was listed on the NYSE under the “DG” symbol.<br />

Recent changes in its private brand stock include converting the DG Everyday brand in house<br />

cleaning, paper, and kitchen essentials over to the DG home brand identity. DG baby also has been<br />

introduced. Private brand packaging has been redesigned, while efforts include r-launching its<br />

Bobbie Brooks range and introducing Open Trails brand of men’s and boys apparel line. Dollar<br />

General stores have had higher shelving installed to broaden the selection of packaged foods,<br />

snacks and beverages.<br />

Procurement Contacts: Rick Channell, Director of Private Brands; Stonie O’Briant, Exec. VP,<br />

Merchandise Marketing; Bob Warner, Vice-President of Merchandise; Terry Lee, Vice-President<br />

Consumer Brands; Gary Stephens, Sr. Director Private Brands<br />

DOLLAR TREE, INC.<br />

500 Volvo Parkway, Chesapeak, VA 23320 USA<br />

Tel: (757) 321-5000<br />

Fax: N/A<br />

www.dollartree.com

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