While the broader markets are touching fresh all-time highs every week lately, shares of discount retailer Dollar Tree (DLTR) are down over 60% from record levels. Valued at a market cap of $14.9 billion, the company has two primary business segments that include: Dollar Tree, which offers consumable merchandise, durable housewares, toys, stationery, and more; along with the more recently acquired Family Dollar, a chain of general merchandise retail discount stores that sell food and beverages, tobacco, household chemicals, automotive supplies, pet food, and similar.
Let’s see what Wall Street expects from the beaten-down retailer in fiscal Q3 of 2025 (which ended in October), and whether it can stage a comeback over the next 12 months.
