Headquartered in Katy, TX Fiscal year ends January NASDAQ: ASO academy.com
Academy Sports and Outdoors is a full-line sporting goods and outdoor recreation retailer in the United States, operating 327 stores across 21 states. Originally founded in 1938 as a family-owned tire store in Texas, the company pivoted to sports and outdoors retail and went public on Nasdaq in October 2020. Academy's product assortment spans four key categories — outdoor, apparel, sports & recreation, and footwear — offered through a mix of national brands (approximately 78% of sales) and private label/exclusive brands (approximately 22%). The company operates an omni-channel model with eCommerce penetration of approximately 12% and growing. Academy targets value-conscious consumers with a localized merchandising strategy and a 'Fun for All' mission, serving a broad demographic. The company has a long-range plan targeting $8B+ in total sales, 450+ stores, 7% net income margin, 15%+ eCommerce sales penetration, and $9 GAAP EPS. Updated
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Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Academy Sports and Outdoors, Accenture, Clorox, Fiserv, Moderna, Planet Fitness, Sarepta Therapeutics, Tesla, Under Armour, Ventas, Viatris, Wayfair and Welltower.
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Academy Sports and Outdoors is a full-line sporting goods and outdoor recreation retailer in the United States, operating 327 stores across 21 states. Originally founded in 1938 as a family-owned tire store in Texas, the company pivoted to sports and outdoors retail and went public on Nasdaq in October 2020.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for ASO is $57.75, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $58.84. ASO price prediction →
