Portfolio Performance Review | Acacia Core Analytics
A full audit of SKU contribution, margin structure, and velocity across your active product line, prepared for retail partner meetings or internal range reviews.
View scope →Gangneung · Est. 2017 · KR retail focus
We build annotated portfolio charts and margin maps for consumer brands that need to explain assortment decisions to retail partners, distributors, and internal category teams across Korea.
01 · Scope
Our deliverables are printed and digital chart books—not software subscriptions. Each engagement ends with a walkthrough session where your category manager can trace every figure back to source sell-out files.
02 · Engagements
A full audit of SKU contribution, margin structure, and velocity across your active product line, prepared for retail partner meetings or internal range reviews.
View scope →Chart sets that show how your brand's subcategories compare within the aisle, built for buyer presentations and internal range planning sessions.
View scope →A focused comparison of sell-through performance across hypermarket, convenience, and e-commerce channels for brands weighing distribution shifts.
View scope →03 · Evidence
We brought Acacia Core a messy export from three convenience chains. Their team reconciled the formats in four days and produced a single margin waterfall our retail director could present without follow-up questions. The brass-bound chart book still sits on our Gangnam meeting table.— Hye-jin Park, Category Director, household cleaning brand
The seasonal assortment map was thorough, though I wished the olive-oil subcategory had more convenience-store granularity. Still, we cut two slow SKUs before the Chuseok reset and avoided a costly overstock. That alone covered the fee.— Min-soo Choi, Brand Manager, packaged foods
04 · Field Notes
Single-serve listings can show strong weekly units while destroying category margin. Here is how we re-weight velocity for range decisions.
Read note →Hero, filler, and delist labels only help when tied to margin and weeks-of-cover thresholds your team agrees on beforehand.
Read note →We respond within two business days with a scope outline and estimated timeline. Most portfolio reviews begin within ten working days of data receipt.
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