Boot Barn Holdings is a apparel company located in California, United States, which is part of the Consumer Cyclical sector, and is traded under the ticker BOOT on the NYSE exchange.
Boot Barn Holdings stock last closed at $104.34, down 0.07% from the previous day, and has decreased 2% in one year. It has overperformed other stocks in the Apparel Retail industry by 0.12 percentage points. Boot Barn Holdings stock is currently +21.09% from its 52-week low of $86.17, and -40.93% from its 52-week high of $176.64.
As of Apr 30, 2025, there are 30.59M shares of BOOT outstanding. The market capitalization of BOOT is $3.19B. In the last 24 hours, 661,853 BOOT shares were traded.
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Out of 8 Equities analysts who give ratings on BOOT, the consensus analyst rating on BOOT is a Strong Buy
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Peter Keith, a top 9% analyst from Piper Sandler reiterates BOOT with a strong buy rating and raises their BOOT price target from $179.00 to $181.00, on Jan 31, 2025.
Piper Sandler's Peter Keith raised their price target on Boot Barn Holdings (NYSE: BOOT) by 1.1% from $179 to $181 on 2025/01/31. The analyst reiterated their Strong Buy rating on the stock.
Boot Barn Holding reported its Q3 2025 earnings.
Because the company announced Q3 results at the ICR event a few weeks ago, Keith pointed out that the focus was mostly on 2025/01 MTD performance and management's Q4 2025 guidance.
The stock was down about -8% after hours, in spite of management's increased Q4 guidance, the analyst said.
Keith explained that investors had been expecting a better QTD trend than what actually happened, but they may not have considered the store closures in the Southeast during the last week of 2025/01.
All things considered, the analyst said the print did not diminish their confidence in Boot Barn Holdings' growth outlook because of the possibility of more stores opening and increased market share gains from new customers.
For Q3 2025, Boot Barn Holdings reported:
Management guided:
For Q4 2025:
For FY 2025:
Interim CEO John Hazen commented: “The strength we saw in the business was once again driven by broad-based growth across all major merchandise categories, channels and geographies, resulting in a consolidated same store sales increase of 8.6%.
“We also grew total sales by 16.9% compared to the prior-year period, driven in part by the 13 new stores we opened in the third quarter and the 39 new stores we have opened YTD through our Q3.
“In addition to strong sales, we continued to maintain our full-price selling model, resulting in merchandise margin expansion of 130 bps.
“As we enter our Q4, we feel very good about the overall tone of the business and the future growth potential of the brand.”
Jason Haas, a top 17% analyst from Bank of America maintains BOOT with a strong buy rating and raises their BOOT price target from $187.00 to $192.00, on Jan 15, 2025.
Janine Stichter, a top 27% analyst from BTIG maintains BOOT with a strong buy rating and raises their BOOT price target from $185.00 to $190.00, on Jan 13, 2025.
You can dig deeper into what analysts are projecting on the Boot Barn Holdings stock forecast page.
Last year, BOOT earnings were $172.84M. Over the last 5 year, BOOT's earnings have increased by 25.93% per year. This was faster than the Apparel Retail industry average of 11.05%.
Last year, BOOT revenue was $1.85B. In the last five year, BOOT's revenue has grown by 16.78% per year. This was faster than the Apparel Retail industry average of 7.66%.
Find out more about BOOT's earnings and revenue performance here.
In the past 12 months, insiders at BOOT have sold more shares than they have bought.
John Hazen, INTERIM CEO of BOOT, was the latest BOOT insider to buy. They bought $63,929.82 worth of BOOT stock on Jan 2, 2025.
Research more about who owns BOOT shares here.
No, Boot Barn Holdings doesn't provide an income stream by paying out dividends.
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