Metro

Metro reported adjusted EPS of CAD 1.24 for the third quarter, missing the consensus expectation of CAD 1.43; revenue rose 1.4% to CAD 6.97 billion. A strike at the Laval distribution centre weighed on sales, margins and customer traffic and caused estimated costs and lost profits of about CAD 90 million. The pharmacy business grew by 5%, online sales by 16.3%; management expects lingering strike effects in Q4 and plans store conversions, an e‑commerce realignment and further network optimizations. » More on de.investing.com

Metro will release results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, on April 22, 2026. Eight analysts estimate EPS at an average of 1.12 CAD, up 13.13% from the year-ago quarter, and six analysts expect revenue of 5.07 billion CAD on average (+3.35%). For the current fiscal year, nine analysts forecast average EPS of 5.16 CAD and eight analysts project revenue of 22.74 billion CAD. » More on finanzen.net

Metro reports Q4 2025 earnings per share of CAD 1.13, meeting analysts' expectations, while revenue of CAD 5.11 billion narrowly missed the forecast of CAD 5.12 billion. Total sales rose 3.4% year-on-year and gross margin improved to 20%. Strong online growth of 19.8% and continued expansion through new or renovated stores. For 2026 Metro expects net selling space growth of 1–1.4%, 12 new/converted discount stores and planned investments of around CAD 550 million. » More on de.investing.com