Target (TGT) Q2 2025 earnings

Aim Investors, while looking for signs that the fighter discounter returned, on Wednesday, the second quarter -quarter earnings before the bell will report.

According to LSEG’s Analysts Survey, what Wall Street expects the company’s last three -month period is explained below:

• Earning per share: $ 2.03 expected
• Revenues: Expected $ 24.93 billion

Minneapolis -based retailers’ annual sales are roughly stagnant for nearly four years. Target shares fell approximately 60% from the highest levels of all time at the end of 2021.

The problems of the large box retailer have only been combined this year: According to Placer.Ai, an analytical company that uses anonymized data from mobile devices using anonymized data from mobile devices, the store traffic has fallen almost every week since the end of January. Target’s shares fell 22% in 2025.

In the talks with CNBC, customers and former employees, Target’s eye -catching products, well -maintained stores and attentive customer service, such as lost some unique features separated from competitors, such as he said.

Higher tariffs were added to the difficulties of the target. The company said that about half of what Target sold was imported.

And last week, Ulta Beauty And Target announced that they made an agreement that opened mini -beauty shops in about one third of Target stores. The partnership, which also adds Ulta’s beauty brands to Target’s website, will end in August 2026. Target talked about the addition of Ulta stores as a traffic driver and a support to the beauty category.

Despite the difficulties, the target leaders, including CEO Brian Cornell, trusted the company’s long -term appearance and the strategy of returning to the image of “Tarzhay”. They also talked about maintaining growth with new parts of the business, such as advertising.

In May, the target reduced the full year sales view, accusing the weak expectations of recoiling the return of consumer expenses, tariffs and the company’s basic diversity, equality and involve efforts.

Target said he expects a percentage point with a low single -digit. Except for the decrease in sales in this financial year and the gains obtained from the settlements, the correction gains per share will be about 7 to 9 dollars.

In May, the company also announced a few leadership tremors and a new office aimed at returning. results. Michael Fiddelke, Chief Officer Officer, will supervise the new effort called the Corporate Acceleration Office.

The target is at the top of a change on top. CEO Brian Cornell is expected to leave the company. The authority agreed to stay for about three years after Target’s board of directors raised 65 retirement age in September 2022.