Dick’s Sporting Goods cuts 2026 sales outlook to $21.9 billion–$22.2 billion as demand softens
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Dick's Sporting Goods cut its 2026 sales outlook and missed Q2 EPS and revenue expectations, citing weaker U.S. discretionary demand for athletic apparel and footwear. Shares fell over 29%, highlighting inventory-driven discounting and deteriorating sneaker launch momentum. The company also lowered expectations for Foot Locker comps and indicated increased promotions, raising concern about sector-wide demand softness and margin pressure across athletic retail.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods shares plunged more than 29% on Tuesday, marking the retailer’s largest single-day drop on record. The company cited weaker demand for athletic apparel and footwear and lowered its full-year 2026 sales outlook to $21.9 billion–$22.2 billion, below its prior forecast. Second-quarter earnings were $3.53 per share, missing expectations of $3.76. Last year, Dick’s bought Foot Locker for $2.4 billion to expand its sneaker business and international reach.
