The additional information here states that SuperBurger sells 350K units per store at $3.5.
This does not seem to corroborate the tables shown in the exhibits. According to the tables, revenues per store for SuperBurger amount to $5,500m/5,000 = $1.1m per store.
Calculating revenues per store using the information provided in part 4 of the analysis section yields $3.5*350,000 = $1.225m.
How is this explainable? Did I miss something else? It's a bit picky, I know, but this info is particularly misleading because I would have calculated cannibalized profit following another approach:
15% * $5,500m * 6.3% = $59.975m in total and therefore $0.01m or $100k per store (taking 5,000 stores from exhibit 1 and 6.3% profit margin from exhibit 2). The solution states $110.25k per store.
It seems this last analysis section is supposed to be a standalone question. In that case, it should have been made clearer to the interviewee.
Would be helpful to receive some feedback on that, thanks in advance! :)
