Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. (BOOT)

NYSE • Consumer Cyclical

$115.18

-$4.57 (-3.8%)

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Last close at October 23, 2026 at 20:00 UTC

Open$117

Day Range$112.48 - $117.32

Avg. Volume (3M)791.1K

Market Cap$3.4B

P/E Ratio14.5

52 Week Range

$110.53$210.25

Next EarningsIn 3 daysOct 28, 2026

Metrics Over Time

Where the Money Goes

Q2 2026

Revenueeverything earned$593.5M100%

Gross Profitminus cost of goods$239.8M40%

Operating Incomeminus R&D and overhead$90.5M15%

Net Incomeminus taxes and the rest$70.1M12%

In plain terms: out of every $100 in revenue, Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. keeps $12 as net profit.

Fundamentals & Financials

Revenue (TTM)

$2.3B

Net Income (TTM)

$242.5M

EPS (TTM)

$7.97

ROA (TTM)

9.44%

Current Ratio

2.53

Dividend Yield

TTM is calculated as the sum of the four most recently completed quarters. This is a standard approach when monthly or real-time data is not available.

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

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Dividends History

Split History

Earnings

+12.3%Q3 2025$1.74

+7.0%Q4 2025$1.37

0.0%Q1 2026$2.79

+2.1%Q2 2026$1.45

+35.5%Q3 2026$2.29

Oct 28

in 3 daysQ4 2026

% — EPS deviation from the forecast (beat / miss); quarters without a forecast show the reported EPS

Latest report — Q3 2026

Beat +35.5%

Boot Barn Holdings beat expectations on both the top and bottom line in the first fiscal quarter of 2027, reported on July 29 for the period ended June 27, as revenue rose 17.7% to about $593.5 million and edged the $583.2 million estimate by +1.8%, while EPS of $2.29 topped the $1.69 estimate by +35.5%. Net income came in at roughly $70.1 million, up 31.3% from about $53.4 million a year ago, and profitability stayed firm with gross margin near 40% and operating margin around 15% as operating income reached about $90.5 million. Operating cash flow was about $83.8 million, and the company repurchased $25.0 million of stock during the period. Next-period consensus calls for EPS of $1.68 on revenue of $591.1 million.

Next report — what to expect

Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. (BOOT) reports on November 4, 2026. Wall Street is looking for consensus EPS of $1.64 on consensus revenue of $582.5 million. For trailing context, revenue was +17.7% year over year last quarter. BOOT has beaten EPS in 5 of 8 most recent quarters, so watch EPS versus expectations alongside revenue.

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About Boot Barn Holdings, Inc.

Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. trades on the NYSE under BOOT and operates in apparel retail, centered on western and work-oriented clothing and footwear. Through its store base, the company sells boots, jeans, work wear, hats, accessories, and gift and home merchandise, and generated $2.3 billion of revenue in FY2026.

Name

Boot Barn Holdings, Inc.

CEO

John Hazen

Website

www.bootbarn.com

Industry

Consumer Cyclical

Year Founded

1978

Employees

12,700

Today's Snapshot

AI-generated

The day ended with BOOT 3.8% lower at 115.18. BOOT closed within 4.2% of its 52-week low of 110.53. TD Cowen, a brokerage, set a new $160 price target for Boot Barn.

Trading Volume

Below 10d avg (930.9K)

809.1K

vs S&P 500 Today

Strong Underperformance

-3.30%

Updated: October 23, 2026 at 20:28 UTC

Technical Indicators

0 Buy3 Neutral5 Sell

BOOT exhibits a clear bearish configuration, with the current price well below short-, medium- and long-term moving averages and ADX indicating a pronounced downtrend. Momentum measures and the CCI are negative, and on-balance volume is materially weak, underlining distribution while the pivot lies above the market as resistance. Volatility is moderate, but the dominant signals are downward across price, averages and volume, making the technical picture unfavorable. Technical takeaway: Strong Sell — a confirmed downtrend reinforced by negative momentum and weak volume.

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