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Dollar General Set For Q1: Analyst Sees Trade-In Momentum, Margin Recovery, Strong Price Gaps Over Rivals
Benzinga· 2025-05-23 17:31
Core Viewpoint - BofA Securities analyst Robert F. Ohmes maintains a Buy rating on Dollar General Corp, increasing the price target from $100 to $115, anticipating positive financial results for the fiscal 2025 first quarter [1]. Financial Performance - Dollar General is expected to report an adjusted EPS of $1.40 for Q1, with comparable sales projected to rise by 1% [1]. - Real-time sales data indicates an acceleration in sales for the quarter, suggesting potential upside compared to current estimates [2]. Operational Insights - Profit gains from reduced shrink are expected to be offset by pressures from store remodel activities and labor costs, with approximately $20 million in expenses related to store closures [3]. - Margin performance is anticipated to improve progressively throughout the year [3]. Strategic Initiatives - The company is expected to benefit from trade-in programs that will support comparable sales and mitigate spending fluctuations among core customers, with adoption gaining traction [4]. - Despite concerns over Walmart's stronger comp performance, Dollar General's significant price gaps, digital expansion momentum, and ongoing store closures at competitors are seen as supportive factors [5]. Market Activity - Dollar General shares are currently trading higher by 1.25% at $101.90 [6].
高盛:中国医疗保健 - 2025 年 4 月中国医院设备招标 - 环比增长高于预期
Goldman Sachs· 2025-05-13 05:39
12 May 2025 | 4:49PM CST China Healthcare: Apr 2025 China hospital equipment bidding: Higher-than-expected MoM growth We continue to track the procurement value of main medical devices in China. As we had anticipated, YoY growth in April remained strong. What exceeded our expectations was that MoM growth also surpassed 10% (+13% vs GSe as 0 to +5%). This reflects a recovery in China hospital demand for medical equipment. Previously, United Imaging noted that current hospital procurement is still being suppo ...