CarMax Inc. (NYSE:KMX) reported better-than-expected third-quarter 2025 earnings on Thursday.
The used-car retail large reported earnings per share of 43 cents, beating the analyst consensus estimate of 39 cents. Adjusted earnings per share for the quarter had been 51 cents, which excluded restructuring costs of 8 cents per share. Quarterly gross sales of $5.794 billion, down 6.9% year-over-year, surpassed the Avenue view of $5.678 billion.
“Our unmatched bodily and digital infrastructure, beloved nationwide model, and award-winning tradition present us with unbelievable benefits. Regardless of these benefits, based mostly on current outcomes, it’s clear CarMax wants change,” stated David McCreight, Interim President and Chief Govt Officer. “Tom and I are dedicated to positioning CarMax for fulfillment whereas the Board identifies the fitting everlasting CEO to guide CarMax.”
CarMax shares dipped 1.6% to $38.71 on Friday.
These analysts made adjustments to their value targets on CarMax following earnings announcement.
- Mizuho analyst David Bellinger maintained CarMax with a Impartial and lowered the value goal from $46 to $36.
- Wedbush analyst Scott Devitt maintained the inventory with a Impartial and reduce the value goal from $40 to $36.
- Stephens & Co. analyst Jeff Lick maintained CarMax with an Equal-Weight ranking and lowered the value goal from $39 to $36.
- JP Morgan analyst Rajat Gupta maintained CarMax with an Underweight ranking and lowered the value goal from $30 to $28.
- RBC Capital analyst Steven Shemesh maintained the inventory with a Sector Carry out and raised the value goal from $34 to $37.
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