Nov 27 (Reuters) -
* SENSORMATIC SOLUTIONS - SHOPPER TRAFFIC DATA IN U.S. INDICATES THAT VISITS TO PHYSICAL STORES ON BLACK FRIDAY REMAIN DOWN -28.3% COMPARED TO 2019
* SENSORMATIC SOLUTIONS - DATA INDICATES CONSUMERS ARE PRIORITIZING IN-STORE SHOPPING THIS SEASON TO AVOID POTENTIAL SHIPPING DELAYS, DESPITE COVID-19 CONCERNS
* SENSORMATIC SOLUTIONS - SIXTY FIVE PERCENT OF U.S. CONSUMERS PLAN TO SHOP IN-STORE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON FOR PRODUCT-RELATED REASONS
* SENSORMATIC SOLUTIONS-VISITS TO PHYSICAL STORES ON THANKSGIVING DAY, DECREASED BY -90.4% COMPARED TO 2019 AS MANY RETAILERS CLOSED ON THANKSGIVING DAY
* SENSORMATIC SOLUTIONS - WITH CONCERNS ABOUT SUPPLY CHAIN DELAYS, EXPECT TO SEE CONSUMERS MAKE THE MOST OF IN-STORE SHOPPING OPPORTUNITIES
* SENSORMATIC SOLUTIONS - EXPECTS THE 10 BUSIEST U.S. SHOPPING DAYS IN 2021 TO ACCOUNT FOR 40% OF ALL HOLIDAY TRAFFIC
* SENSORMATIC SOLUTIONS- U.S. IN-STORE TRAFFIC FOR THIS YEAR’S HOLIDAY SEASON IS ALSO EXPECTED TO BE DOWN BETWEEN -10% AND -15% COMPARED TO 2019
