PETS Q4 Earnings Call Focuses on Turnaround Foundation
PetMed says FY26 reset is working. Its Q4 sales top estimates, margins improve, and it stays independent after $4-$4.25 offers and touts B2B expansion.
PetMed (PETS) Reports Q4 Loss, Beats Revenue Estimates
PetMed (PETS) came out with a quarterly loss of $0.19 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of $0.18. This compares to a loss of $0.56 per share a year ago.
PetMed Express, Inc. (PETS) Q4 2026 Earnings Call Prepared Remarks Transcript
PetMed Express, Inc. (PETS) Q4 2026 Earnings Call Prepared Remarks Transcript
Broker sees vet business as hidden value driver at Pets at Home
Shore Capital has highlighted a growing divergence within Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS), the UK's largest specialist pet retailer, arguing that the higher-margin veterinary division is being undervalued by a market focused on weakness in the retail business. The broker's assessment came as Pets at Home reported full-year results showing group consumer revenue up 1% to £1.98 billion but adjusted pre-tax profit down roughly 30% to £93 million.
Pets at Home rejigs shareholder returns as new CEO backs outlook
Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS) reported an acceleration in sales growth at its shops in the new financial year as the pet care retailer backed market profit expectations for 2027 and rejigged its shareholder returns policy. A "rebased" shareholder returns policy sees the dividend cut to 7.4p from 13p, with an increasing emphasis on share buybacks, starting with a £50 million programme over the next 12 months.
Pets at Home appoints ex-Waitrose boss as new CEO
Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS) has appointed former Waitrose managing director James Bailey as its new chief executive, starting in March. The retailer parted company with previous CEO Lyssa McGowan in September after issuing its second profit warning of the year.
Pets at Home update gets mixed reception from analysts
Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS) results and strategy update offered some encouragement, but not all analysts saw it as changing the picture much. Peel Hunt analyst Jonathan Pritchard said the interims "reflected a poor half of trading on the retail side, and a solid half in vets".
Pets At Home's Shares Purr As Retailer Avoids Fresh Profit Warning
Despite news of further weak trading, Pets at Home's share price spiked on Wednesday as the retailer averted another confidence-crushing profit warning.
Pets at Home launches cost cutting programme under interim boss as profits tumble
Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS) reported a decline in first-half profit and launched a four-part turnaround strategy for its retail division, with interim executive chair Ian Burke setting out plans to stabilise performance following the sudden exit of CEO Lyssa McGowan in September. Retail underlying profit before tax fell 84.1% to £3.5 million in the first half, against a broadly flat market, while consumer revenue edged up 0.7% to £1.06 billion, driven by a 6.7% increase in veterinary sales as retail revenue declined 2.3%.
Pets at Home rallies, broker sticks to 'buy' rating despite last week's profit warning
Analysts at Jefferies have clipped their price target for Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS), from 330p to 250p, after last week's profit warning. The American broker, nevertheless, is sticking with a 'Buy', for now at least, saying the share's value is supported by the group's Veterinary division.
Pets at Home tumbles as CEO steps down alongside profit warning
Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS) shares plunged 18% after the retailer issued a second profit warning of the year and said CEO Lyssa McGowan had left the business with immediate effect. With the search for a permanent CEO having been launched, it said non-executive chair Ian Burke has taken on the role of executive chair in the interim.
Pets at Home shares fall 3.5% as subdued market weighs on retail sales
Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS) shares slipped 3.5% in early trading after the group reported a slight rise in overall consumer revenue but flagged ongoing softness in the pet retail market. For the 16 weeks to 17 July, consumer revenue was up just 0.4% to £591 million, while statutory revenue fell 1.9% to £435 million.
