I am interested in a specific company, namely Pepco Group, but the question also stands generally. They are currently expanding agressively, with around 550 new store openings during the current fiscal year.
A few years ago I heard someone state that their stores tend to pay for themselves within a year and then become cash-flow positive.
I would much like to look at the financial data and find out if that is true, but the financial statements give me nothing like that. I wonder how a statement like this could even be confidently made.
I also heard a similar thing about GameStop back in 2020- that the stock is undervalued because their individual stores are cash-flow positive. How would I go about to find out something like that?
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