Fourth-quarter profit and strong 2024 outlook cause Shake Shack stock to increase by 26%.
- Shake Shack shares surged following the company’s strong earnings results.
- The company's total revenue for 2023 was $286.2 million, and it forecasts a promising future with a strong outlook for 2024.
- In 2024, Shake Shack anticipates increasing its total revenue by 11% to 15% and expanding its restaurant count by 80.
On Thursday, the stock price of surged 26% following the release of the burger chain's strong fourth-quarter earnings.
In the past year, the stock has increased by over 67% and recently hit a new 52-week high of $98.90.
During the specified period, the company's performance was assessed against LSEG's (formerly Refinitiv) estimates.
- Earnings per share: 2 cents vs. 1 cent expected
- Revenue: $286.2 million vs. $280.3 million expected
In the last three months of 2023, Shake Shack's net income increased to $6.8 million from a loss of $8.1 million in the previous year. Additionally, earnings per share rose from a 20-cent loss to a 15-cent profit in the year-ago period.
Shake Shack reported earnings per share of 2 cents.
During the quarter, the burger chain experienced a 20% increase in yearly revenue and opened 15 new restaurants.
According to the report, Shake Shack anticipates increasing its total revenue by 11% to 15% in 2024 and plans to open 80 new restaurants, resulting in a nearly 600-location footprint, more than double the size of its network five years ago.
Randy Garutti, CEO, stated in a letter to shareholders that the company ended the year on a positive note with successful sales-driving strategies and continued margin expansion. The leadership teams are energized and excited to embark on the 2024 Strategic Priorities and target another year of strong growth and margin expansion.
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