Snap-on (SNA) earnings report expected on July 17, 2025. Analysts project $4.66 EPS, down from $5.07 last year. Stock recorded 50% positive and negative returns post-earnings historically. Median return of positive cases is 2.9%, negative cases is -5.9%. Traders should consider pre and post-earnings positioning strategies.
Snap-on (SNA) shares fell over 8% after weak Q1 results. Q1 EPS was $4.51, below expectations of $4.78. Sales decreased by 3.5% year-over-year to $1.14 billion. CEO cited macroeconomic uncertainty impacting customer buying reluctance. Despite the drop, shares are up 8% over the past year.
- Snap-on's Q1 results showed a flat sales trend with improvements in profitability and margins. - Tools Group sales saw a decline, especially in power tools, attributed to technicians' cautious outlook. - RS&I group saw growth, particularly in OEM-related activity and undercar equipment sales. - Despite headwinds, overall encouraging results were driven by Snap-on's diversified product offerings. Price Impact Rating: Bearish Impact Horizon Rating: Short-term Type: Earnings
- Snap-On reported earnings of $4.75 per share, beating estimates and showing growth - Revenues for the quarter missed estimates, but the company has surpassed revenue expectations in the past - Estimate revisions trend for Snap-On is favorable, translating to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) for the stock - The company is expected to outperform the market in the near future Price Impact Rating: Bullish Impact Horizon Rating: Short-term Type: Earnings