Caleres poised for Q2 earnings as guidance and dividend draw focus
Sep 4, 2026, 7:31 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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A beat/beat-and-raise scenario or reaffirmation could lift CAL from current levels, especially given a supportive dividend yield; risk remains from potential multiple re-rating if guidance disappoints or demand trends soften, which historically weighs on small-cap consumer discretionary names.
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Caleres is slated to unveil Q2 results before the market opens on Sept. 9, with consensus expectations of 0.37 per share on about $702.5 million in revenue. The company recently beat Q1 and raised FY2026 guidance, supporting a constructive setup and modest upside potential at current levels around $12. A 2.31% dividend yield adds income appeal, though yields can drift with price moves.
CAL to report Q2 earnings Sept 9 before open; EPS expected 0.37, revenue $702.5M.
June 4: Q1 beat and raised FY2026 guidance.
Dividend yield 2.31%; quarterly 7c (28c per year).
Shares fell 1% to $12.11; near-term price sensitivity ahead of print.
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