Pandora CFO on Guidance, Buyback, CEO Search, Store Closures

The video discusses Pandora's strategic decisions for 2019, including changes in guidance metrics, a reduction in promotional activities, and the impact on organic growth. It addresses the ongoing search for a new CEO and the proposal of new board members. The company plans to open fewer stores in 2019, focusing on sustainable growth and expansion in new markets like China and Latin America.

What is the main reason for Pandora's expected negative organic growth in 2019?

• A decline in product quality

• A decrease in market demand

• A deliberate reduction in promotional activities

• An increase in production costs

How is Pandora planning to adjust its promotional activities?

• By eliminating promotions entirely

• By focusing promotions only in the US market

• By reducing promotions globally between main gifting periods

• By increasing promotions during all seasons

What is the current status of Pandora's CEO position?

• The previous CEO has returned

• The search for a new CEO is still ongoing

• A new CEO has been appointed

• The position has been permanently eliminated

What changes are being proposed for Pandora's Board of Directors?

• Two new senior members are being proposed

• The board is being reduced in size

• The entire board is being replaced

• No changes are being proposed

What did analysts suggest about Pandora's store network?

• It is overextended and needs a revolution

• It needs to expand rapidly

• It is perfectly balanced

• It should focus only on online sales

How many net new stores does Pandora plan to open in 2019?

• 250

• 100

• 75

• 50

In which regions does Pandora see potential for opening new stores?

• Europe and North America

• Asia and Latin America

• Middle East and India

• Africa and Australia