Target Corp Q1 Net Sales $23.85 Billion Versus IBES Estimate $24.27 Billion
ReutersMay 21, 2025 11:29 AM
May 21 (Reuters) - Target Corp TGT.N:
TARGET CORP Q1 NET SALES $23.85 BILLION VERSUS IBES ESTIMATE $24.27 BILLION
TARGET CORP Q1 ADJUSTED EPS $1.30 VERSUS IBES ESTIMATE $1.61
TARGET CORP Q1 COMP SALES DOWN 3.8% VERSUS IBES ESTIMATE DOWN 1.08%
TARGET CORP OUTLOOK 2025 SALES LOW-SINGLE DIGIT DECLINE VERSUS IBES ESTIMATE UP 0.27%
TARGET CORP: ESTABLISHED AN ACCELERATION OFFICE LED BY MICHAEL FIDDELKE
TARGET CORP: DEPARTURE OF AMY TU, CHIEF LEGAL AND COMPLIANCE OFFICER
TARGET CORP OUTLOOK 2025 ADJUSTED EPS $7.00 TO $9.00 VERSUS IBES ESTIMATE $8.40
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