Investing.com– JPMorgan slashed its worth goal on Greenback Common Company (NYSE:DG) after the low cost retailer clocked weaker-than-expected third-quarter earnings and trimmed its annual revenue forecast.
JPM lower its PT to $66 from $82, whereas sustaining Greenback Common at Impartial.
The brokerage mentioned whereas it did see earnings progress in 2024, it expects the retailer to face elevated margins stress within the coming years amid increased bills and extra markdowns.
Greenback Common warned on Thursday that revenue margins will likely be pressured by elevated reductions in the course of the vacation season, whereas customers had been additionally rising extra value acutely aware.
The agency clocked Q3 earnings per share of $0.89, beneath avenue estimates of $0.94, however posted better-than-expected internet gross sales.
Greenback Common trimmed its annual gross sales and revenue forecast citing elevated margin stress. Administration additionally cited restore prices associated to latest hurricane exercise within the nation.
JPM expects the agency to clock below-consensus earnings in 2025, whereas bills are additionally anticipated to extend subsequent yr because the agency remodels a bulk of its shops.
Greenback Common shares fell barely in aftermarket commerce, after recouping all of their post-earnings losses on Thursday.
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