Dick’s Sporting Goods shares tumble over 16% after weak earnings and lowered outlook
Dick’s Sporting Goods stock fell more than 16% in early trading following quarterly results that missed expectations and a cut to its sales forecast.
In pre-market trading, Dick’s Sporting Goods shares slid 16.9% to just under $149, setting up its worst one-day loss since August 2023. The company posted quarterly revenue of $5.59 billion and earnings per share of $3.53, falling short of FactSet consensus forecasts. It also trimmed its annual net-sales outlook to a range of $22.1-$22.4 billion, citing a tough one outlet footwear and apparel environment, and projected a 2% decline in Foot Locker sales after a 3.6% drop in comparable sales.
CEO Lauren Hobart emphasized continued confidence in the business and the long-term opportunity at Foot Locker. The decline adds to a 10.4% year-to-date slide in the stock and follows similar setbacks at peers such as JD Sports, which saw its shares fall over 13% after reporting a near-7% drop in North American sales.
Why it matters
The sharp sell-off reflects investor concerns about Dick’s growth prospects and the broader challenges facing the U.S. One outlet retail market.
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