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Beaten-down retail is outrunning the blue chips this year: Cracker Barrel is up 174% YTD while left-for-dead mall names doubled. A one-year double can still sit inside a five-year collapse.
Headquartered in Lebanon, TN Fiscal year ends July NASDAQ: CBRL crackerbarrel.com
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. operates over 650 company-owned restaurant and retail stores across 43 states in the United States under the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store brand. The company offers a combined dining and retail experience, serving homestyle food in abundant portions alongside a curated selection of unique retail merchandise. Founded in 1969, the company generates the majority of its revenue from its restaurant operations (approximately 82% of total revenue) with retail sales contributing the remainder. In fiscal 2026, the company divested its Maple Street Biscuit Company subsidiary, refocusing entirely on its flagship Cracker Barrel brand. The company trades on Nasdaq under the ticker CBRL. Updated
1y: +100% 😎 5y -99% 😥
Beaten-down retail is outrunning the blue chips this year: Cracker Barrel is up 174% YTD while left-for-dead mall names doubled. A one-year double can still sit inside a five-year collapse.
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With the economy stuck in the doldrums, consumers are feeling less confident about spending these days. One stock that’s been particularly affected is Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (Nasdaq: CBRL), whose shares…
Cracker Barrel (NYSE: CBRL) has 661 locations across the United States and operates in 45 states. Across the East Coast, their stores are abundant across major freeways, but as you go further…
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. operates over 650 company-owned restaurant and retail stores across 43 states in the United States under the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store brand.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for CBRL is $50.71.