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KGF.L in “Retailers Become the New Ad Networks”

Kingfisher plc

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Kingfisher is building retail-media capabilities across B&Q and Screwfix, using first-party project and purchase data to monetize supplier marketing budgets.

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Retailers Become the New Ad Networks

Purchase data and closed-loop measurement are pulling advertising budgets from agencies and the open web into digital storefronts.

BULL side — Kingfisher is building retail-media capabilities across B&Q and Screwfix, using first-party project and purchase data to monetize supplier marketing budgets.

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  • KGF.L in “Retailers Become the New Ad Networks”

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    Purchase data and closed-loop measurement are pulling advertising budgets from agencies and the open web into digital storefronts.

    Kingfisher is building retail-media capabilities across B&Q and Screwfix, using first-party project and purchase data to monetize supplier marketing budgets.

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  • The Margin Mirage

    KGF.L in “The Margin Mirage”

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    Headline profitability masks a widening divide between durable margins and temporary accounting optics.

    Soft home-improvement demand, imported product costs and a large store estate create negative operating leverage if consumers resist further price increases.