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Chewy, Inc. has made a strong comeback after reporting impressive Q1 results, with shares jumping significantly. The company's earnings per share of US$0.15 far exceeded street estimates, while revenues were in line. With net income more than tripling from a year ago and margins increasing, Chewy's profits are now consistent and growing. The introduction of Chewy Vet Care clinics targeting tech-savvy pet owners has been a savvy move, helping the company penetrate a significant market segment. Additionally, the announcement of a $500 million buyback further demonstrates the company's success in the face of competition, especially from Amazon.
It's a comeback story after sliding post-Covid. Shares jumped 27% this week after reporting. They introduced pet care clinics that helps bring down pet care costs. They execute well. Gross margins have expanded. They announced a $500 million buyback and are succeeding in the face of Amazon.
Is astonished these shares have fallen so far, because so many use their products, but the entire pet sector is in the doghouse.
Chewy, Inc. is a American stock, trading under the symbol CHWY-N on the New York Stock Exchange (CHWY). It is usually referred to as NYSE:CHWY or CHWY-N
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On 2024-11-20, Chewy, Inc. (CHWY-N) stock closed at a price of $34.62.
Once a dog, this American pet food maker is a comeback after reporting Q1 results. Shares jumped 30% after the company reported earnings per share (EPS) of US$0.15, which blew away street estimates by 291%. Meanwhile, revenues of US$2.9 billion (all USD)were in line. Net income more than tripled from a year ago to $67.3 million, or $0.15 per share while gross margins climbed 130 basis points to 29.7% and net margins increased 150 basis points to 2.3%. Growth has moderated, but profits are now consistent and growing. Analysts were impressed enough to raise Chewy's price target rose by 8.4% to US$25.12. So, how did the company beat the post-Covid slump? One step was recently opening Chewy Vet Care clinics, targeting younger, tech-savvy pet owners, who can see their pet's medical information displayed on interactive screens in the exam room but also access that data on their portable devices. This cohort of Millennials and GenZ'ers make up 46% of pet owners in the U.S., so penetrating this market through the clinics is a savvy move.