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Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc. (NASDAQ:SFM), the grocery chain with a focus on health food, reported Q2 results that beat Wall Street estimates by an extremely wide margin for a grocery chain. With an increased 2024
Sprouts Farmers Market: Strong Q2 Raises Expectations Notably
Summary
- SFM reported incredibly strong Q2 financials with 11.9% revenue growth, beating both revenue and EPS estimates with the strong comparable store growth of 6.7%.
- The 2024 guidance range was raised with the incredibly strong sales trends, with incremental sales falling well into the bottom line as well.
- The stock's valuation is getting more expensive, but with the proven great performance, I believe that moderate upside still exists.
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