AutoZone reported mixed Q4 results with sales up 5.6% to $6.6 billion, missing expectations, but earnings per share rose 15.1% to $56.05, surpassing forecasts. Despite the sales shortfall, the stock rose 6% as the profit beat boosted investor confidence. Guggenheim analyst Steven Forbes lowered the price target to $3,750 from $4,000, implying a 29.55% upside from the current price of $2,894.73. For the full year, AutoZone posted record sales of $20.3 billion and expanded with 374 new stores, gaining market share by focusing on customer service and inventory improvements.
AutoZone (AZO) trades at USD 2,783.92 on Pluang, down 3.83% as of Sep 23, 2026 21:13 WIB, despite the article noting a 6% stock rise after its Q4 earnings beat. The platform shows a strong sell sentiment with 93% of order activity leaning sell versus only 7% buy. This contrasts with Guggenheim's lowered price target of USD 3,750, which still implies significant upside from current prices.
AutoZone reported a fourth-quarter profit of $56.05 per share, beating analyst estimates, but its sales of $6.6 billion fell short of expectations. The stock rose 6%, reflecting recovery from a weak start to the year, driven by strong margin control ...
AutoZone reported fiscal Q4 earnings of $56.05 per share, surpassing analyst expectations of $54.08 and up from $48.71 last year. Net income rose to $931.6 million from $837.0 million, supported by improved profitability and share buybacks. Revenue i...
AutoZone reported a 5.6% increase in fourth-quarter net sales to $6.6 billion, with diluted earnings per share rising to $56.05 from $48.71 the previous year. Net income grew to $931.6 million, supported by a 10.1% rise in operating profit and improv...
