Dollar Tree (DLTR) recently raised its full-year EPS guidance after a strong quarter, driven by 4.2% comparable sales growth and 12% adjusted EPS growth. This positive outlook is supported by benefits from a Supreme Court tariff ruling and the company’s multi-price strategy, which could aid margin recovery despite analyst concerns about valuation and limited e-commerce presence. The updated guidance and potential tariff relief may reshape DLTR’s investment narrative, with analysts projecting $22.1 billion revenue and $1.4 billion earnings by 2028, leading to a fair value of $122.26.
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The Bull Case For Dollar Tree (DLTR) Could Change Following Raised EPS Guidance And Tariff Relief Hopes
Dollar Tree (DLTR) recently raised its full-year EPS guidance after a strong quarter, driven by 4.2% comparable sales growth and 12% adjusted EPS growth. This positive outlook is supported by benefits from a Supreme Court tariff ruling and the company’s multi-price strategy, which could aid margin recovery despite analyst concerns about valuation and limited e-commerce presence. The updated guidance and potential tariff relief may reshape DLTR’s investment narrative, with analysts projecting $22.1 billion revenue and $1.4 billion earnings by 2028, leading to a fair value of $122.26.