Tractor Supply Co (TSCO) had a tumultuous series of events according to numerous reports. Diverse funds and banks, including
Avanza Fonder AB,
Central Bank & Trust Co, and
UBP SA trimmed positions, while others like
Simplicity Wealth LLC and
Merit Financial Group LLC enhanced their TSCO holdings. The company announced mixed
Q1 2025 results, lagging estimates in earnings but providing a wider sales range for the
Fiscal Year 2025. Comparatively, TSCO’s performance within the retail stocks showed a downward trend with an
11% dip observed in three months. Despite these, TSCO's pet business is reportedly a valuable asset that might fuel future growth, labeling pets as the
third most popular choice among consumers. In terms of leadership, TSCO disclosed the
buyback of $1 Billion worth of shares and continued its 16-year dividend streak.
Allivet, a leading provider of online pet and animal pharmacy, is now a part of TSCO after the completion of an acquisition. Furthermore, TSCO stock has been split
5-for-1. Looking ahead, TSCO’s ambitious
100-store expansion plan, revenue growth strategy for
2030, and regular dividend payout remain its strategic focus.
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