Target's fourth-quarter comparable sales declined by 2.5%

LootboxPhobia · 2026-03-03T14:55:48+00:00

Target announces Q4 earnings, with comparable sales down 2.5%, slightly below expectations. Although comparable digital sales increased by 1.9%, it did not meet the expected 3.21%. During this period, operating income was $1.38 billion, exceeding expectations. In pre-market trading, Target's stock price rose.

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2026-03-03 14:55:48

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Target reports a 2.5% decline in comparable sales for Q4, compared to Bloomberg’s consensus estimate of a 2.47% decrease.

The company’s comparable digital sales grew by 1.9%, but below the expected 3.21% increase.

Revenue for the period was $13.8 billion, versus an expected $13.5 billion.

Target’s stock price rose in pre-market trading on Tuesday.

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