Everything you need to know before the gains

The restaurant chain in the event of Mediterranean fast food Cava (NYSE: CAVA) will report results this Tuesday afternoon. Here is what to look for.

Cava beat the expectations of analysts’ revenues of 1.2% in the last quarter, declaring revenues of $ 331.8 million, up 28.1% over one year. It was a solid district for the company, with a solid rhythm of the EBC BPA estimates and a decent rhythm of the EBITDA EBITDA estimates.

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This quarter, analysts expect Cava’s revenues to increase 22.3% over a year to $ 285.6 million, slowing down the 35.1% increase in the same quarter last year. The adjusted profits should reach $ 0.13 per share.

The majority of analysts covering the company have reconfirmed their estimates in the last 30 days, suggesting that they anticipate the company to remain the course before income. The Cava has only missed Wall Street income estimates once in the past two years, exceeding high -level expectations of 3%on average.

Looking at Cava’s peers in the modern fast food segment, some have already reported their second quarter results, giving us a clue to what we can expect. Shake Shack recorded growth in annual slip income of 12.6%, beating analysts’ expectations by 0.9%, and Potbelly said revenues up 3.4%, exceeding 0.9%estimates. Shake Shack fell 20.7% after the results while Potbelly increased by 12.8%.

Read our complete analysis of Shake Shack’s results here and Potbelly’s results here.

The prospects of 2025 remain obscured by the potential changes in commercial policy and discussions on corporate tax, which could have an impact on business confidence and growth. While some of the modern fast food actions have shown solid performance in this agitated environment, the group has generally underperformed, with stock prices down 8.6% on average in the last month. Cava is down 5.2% in the same time and heads for profit with an average analyst price target of $ 109.57 (compared to the current course of $ 85.19).

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