Loblaw Companies

A consumer-led boycott of U.S. goods is pushing Canadian grocers to improve country-of-origin labeling and find alternative suppliers. Loblaw has reintroduced prominent Canadian signage and a tariff 'T' tag, while independent chains are sourcing more domestic produce and imports from countries like Spain and Brazil. The shift raises costs and operational challenges but is prompting investment in local greenhouse capacity and a more diversified supply chain. » Más en finance.yahoo.com

Loblaw reports Q1 2026 revenue of 14.48 billion (forecast 14.6 billion) and earnings per share of 0.52 (expectation 0.5173). Adjusted EBITDA rose 6% to 1.7 billion CAD, online sales grew 20.3% and the dividend was increased by 10%. The stock fell sharply pre-market after the results but partly recovered in subsequent sessions. Management confirms a positive outlook and gives EPS guidance of 8.15 USD for 2026 and 8.31 USD for 2027. » Más en de.investing.com

Loblaw reported Q1 2026 earnings per share of 0.52 (expectation 0.5173), while revenue of 14.48 billion missed the forecast of 14.6 billion. The stock then fell 3.93% to 60.68. Strong developments were seen in the pharmacy and online businesses, while the missed revenue growth and costs for the ramp-up of distribution centres raised investor concerns. Management expects EPS growth for 2026/2027 and plans around 70 new stores in 2026. » Más en de.investing.com