Headquartered in Mooresville, NC Fiscal year ends January NYSE: LOW corporate.lowes.com
Lowe's Companies, Inc. (NYSE: LOW) is a home improvement retailer operating over 1,761 home improvement stores, 540 branches, and 120 distribution centers across the United States. With approximately 300,000 associates and fiscal year 2025 sales exceeding $86 billion, Lowe's serves both do-it-yourself (DIY) consumers and professional (Pro) customers. The company's Total Home strategy focuses on driving Pro penetration, accelerating online sales, expanding home services, creating a loyalty ecosystem, and increasing space productivity. Lowe's recently expanded into building materials distribution through its acquisitions of Foundation Building Materials and Artisan Design Group. The company is a core value S&P 500 equity stock and a dividend aristocrat, supporting communities through programs focused on affordable housing, community spaces, skilled trades development, and disaster relief. Updated
Lowe's lifted its quarterly payout 4.2% to $1.25 a share, pushing the annual rate to $6.10 and the yield to 3.1% even with a soft home improvement backdrop. Shares must be held through today's ex-date to collect.
Hern sold out of equities across energy, defense, industrials and healthcare in a single September stretch and rotated the proceeds into Oklahoma municipal bonds, a defensive shift rare for a sitting House Budget Committee member. The largest single line, a Devon Energy sale of up to $100,000, lands as Congress fights over banning lawmaker trading entirely.
A 4.5% intraday climb to $189.17 adds roughly $4 billion to Lowe's, and it follows this morning's early Black Friday announcement. Holiday demand is now the swing factor for a retailer facing a frozen housing market.
Mortgage rates at multi-decade affordability lows are draining builders, appliance makers and the home-improvement aisles at once, so holders are really running a single trade. Cramer says the group does not recover until the war ends, oil retreats and rate hikes come off the table.
Lowe's carved out a new 52-week low at $187.66, undercutting the low it set just four sessions earlier by 0.44%. That's roughly a third off the $285.64 peak this window, with the $105.3 billion retailer now making fresh lows faster than it can hold them.
Lowe's just marked a new 52-week low at $194.61, 1.01% under the low it set only five days ago. The $109.2 billion retailer has now taken out its floor twice in a week.
Lowe's just broke to a fresh 52-week low at $200.05, and the $200 line is now the level holders have to defend.
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Lowe's Companies, Inc. (NYSE: LOW) is a home improvement retailer operating over 1,761 home improvement stores, 540 branches, and 120 distribution centers across the United States.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for LOW is $256.38, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $252.73. LOW price prediction →
