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To own Ross Stores, you generally need to believe its off price model can keep drawing value focused shoppers while new stores add more than they dilute. The latest update, showing 3.4% average comparable sales growth and a 30.6% return on invested capital during rapid expansion into underpenetrated markets, supports that thesis and appears to reinforce rather than change the near term catalyst of store driven growth, while leaving cost pressures as a key risk.
Among recent announcements, the raised full year 2025 earnings guidance, alongside higher sales and earnings in Q3 2025, ties directly into this expansion story by showing that added locations have so far come with improving profitability. For investors, the link between new market growth, steady same store gains, and upgraded guidance is central to judging whether current store openings are creating value or simply adding risk.
Yet even with strong returns on new stores, investors should be aware of how rising tariffs and distribution costs could eventually...
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Ross Stores’ narrative projects $25.0 billion revenue and $2.4 billion earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Ross Stores' forecasts yield a $183.41 fair value, in line with its current price.
Five fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community range widely, from as low as US$10.84 to as high as US$183.41, showing very different views on Ross’s potential. When you set those opinions against Ross’s rapid push into underpenetrated markets and its recent upgrade to earnings guidance, it underscores how important it is to weigh both growth opportunities and cost related risks before forming your own view.
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