The quarter was really solid, and we are thrilled by not only the underlying growth number, the 10% comp, but the quality of the comp it is really driven mostly by more transactions.
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James G. Conroy
CEO, Ross Stores, Inc.
Context
In response to a question about top-line momentum and exit-rate strength for Q2, management explained what drove the 10% comp. Management emphasized that the 10% comparable store sales growth was driven mostly by increases in the number of transactions. They tied this to customer capture, including both new customers and regaining lapsed customers, along with existing customers shopping more frequently and spending more. They also linked the momentum to month-to-month performance, including July and continued encouragement into August.