Signet Jewelers Raises Profit Outlook Amid Strong Q2 Performance
Signet Jewelers (SIG) reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings, leading to a significant share price increase of over 20%. The jewelry retailer posted adjusted EPS of $2.19 for the quarter—36% higher than last year and surpassing analyst estimates by nearly 25%. Operating income also exceeded expectations with an 80-basis-point margin expansion. Despite flat revenue at $1.5 billion, same-store sales rose 2.2%, driven by cost discipline and improved brand performance. For fiscal 2027, Signet raised its adjusted EPS guidance to a range of $10.45–$12.15 from the previous estimate of $9.20–$11. The company also increased operating income and EBITDA forecasts for the year ahead. Jefferies analysts praised the results as high-quality, noting strong sales across all fine jewelry brands and a 6% increase in average unit retail price. The firm maintained its
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