BUZZ-Cracker Barrel shares rise as quarterly results beat expectations
路透社2026/09/23 12:11September 23 - ** Shares of casual dining chain Cracker Barrel (CBRL.O) rose about 10% in pre-market trading to $49.86
** Boosted by retail sales growth and improved customer traffic trends, CBRL's fourth quarter sales exceeded market expectations
** Quarterly revenue fell 2% to $849.3 million, still above the expected $832.7 million—data compiled by LSEG
** Driven by approximately $9.1 million in tariff refunds, fourth quarter adjusted earnings per share (EPS) reached 99 cents, compared with 74 cents in the same period last year
** The company expects total revenue for fiscal 2027 to be between $3.325 billion and $3.4 billion, roughly in line with analyst expectations; EBITDA is expected to be $180 million to $200 million, above the $180.1 million expectation
** As of the close of the previous trading day, the stock had accumulated an annual increase of about 79%
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