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CAVA PE Ratio data by YCharts. PE = price-to-earnings. PS = price-to-sales. When compared by both revenue and earnings, investors are paying a far higher multiple for Cava Group.
Shares of restaurant company Cava Group (NYSE: CAVA) dropped 19.9% during December, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. On one hand, fellow high-flying restaurant stock ...
Cava shares trade at a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of around 20, which is exceedingly high compared to other world-class restaurant operators such as Chipotle, which also trades at an expensive ...
Although profitable, Cava shares are still very expensive, priced at more than 300 times this year's expected per-share earnings of $0.42 and just under 300 times next year's expected $0.50. The ...
This combination shows a restaurant concept that is not only popular and gaining new customers, but also one with pricing power. For its fiscal Q3, Cava's same-store sales soared 18.1% with a 12.9 ...
The lower the percentage, the more expensive it is. In the case of Cava, it is 0.2%. In other words, the amount of required growth baked into Cava is outrageous.
Cava only held its IPO in mid-2023, so it is still a very young company. At the end of its first quarter as a public company it operated just 279 locations. At the end of the second quarter of ...
Despite the expensive nature of the stock, I still like Cava over the long term. Traffic increased 9.5% during the quarter, which again is in contrast to what was a weaker quarter for restaurants.