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Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

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GO Stock: EPS Misses Estimates — Q1 2026 Earnings Analysis

Published 2026-05-14

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Q1 2026

2026-05-14

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Current price

$11.60

+0.72 (+6.62%)

Trailing / Forward P/E

—

Forward: 17.24x

Market cap / Volume

—

Volume: —

Revenue / Earnings Growth

1.1%

Earnings: 13.6%

Margins

1.8% op

Gross: 30.0% · Net: -8.0%

Balance sheet

1.29x current

Debt / Equity: 226.7

52-week range / Beta

$5.66 - $19.23

Beta: 0.68

Analyst target

$10.73

Upside: -7.5%

Cash / shareholder return

-3.88% FCF yield

Dividend yield: —

Company context

Industry: Grocery Stores

Country: United States

Employees: —

Price to book: 1.41x

Return on equity: -38.1%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp. operates as a retailer of consumables and fresh products sold through independently operated stores in the United States. It offers perishable department products, including dairy and deli; produce and floral; and meat and seafood. The company also provides non-perishable department products, such as non-perishable grocery, general merchandise, health and beauty care, frozen foods, and beer and wine. It operates stores in California, Washington, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Idaho, Maryland, Nevada, North Carolina, New Jersey, Georgia, Ohio, Alabama, Delaware, Kentucky, and Virginia. The company was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Emeryville, California.

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GO vs. two close competitors

This section compares the current company against two nearby peers on valuation, growth, margins, balance-sheet strength, and investment setup. Green generally marks the strongest relative figure for that row, while red marks the weakest.

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Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

GO

YouTube Podbean

Latest video

Q1 2026

Growth is positive but not explosive, which usually supports a steadier compounding case than a hyper-growth story.

Profitability is serviceable, but it does not obviously dominate peers on margin or cash conversion alone.

Valuation looks more grounded than many growth names, which can improve the risk/reward if fundamentals hold up.

Balance-sheet leverage is elevated, so investors should watch refinancing costs and how much flexibility management really has.

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Philip Morris International Inc

PM

YouTube Podbean

Latest video

Q2 2026

Growth is positive but not explosive, which usually supports a steadier compounding case than a hyper-growth story.

Profitability is a real strength here, with healthy operating margins helping support resilience through weaker cycles.

Valuation sits in a middle zone where future upside likely depends more on quarterly execution than on multiple re-rating alone.

Risk profile looks relatively manageable compared with many peers, especially if operating execution remains stable.

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Clorox Company (The)

CLX

YouTube Podbean

Latest video

Q4 FY2026

Growth profile looks mature or currently muted, which can cap multiple expansion unless execution improves.

Profitability is serviceable, but it does not obviously dominate peers on margin or cash conversion alone.

Valuation looks more grounded than many growth names, which can improve the risk/reward if fundamentals hold up.

Balance-sheet leverage is elevated, so investors should watch refinancing costs and how much flexibility management really has.

Market Cap

More scale can mean deeper resources and resilience, although bigger does not automatically mean better upside.

GO

$1.15B

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

$293.38B

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

$12.90B

Clorox Company (The)

Trailing P/E

Lower trailing P/E can indicate a cheaper valuation relative to trailing earnings, but it may also reflect slower growth or higher perceived risk.

GO

—

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

25.9x

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

22.2x

Clorox Company (The)

Forward P/E

Forward P/E is often a better read on what investors are paying for the next year of earnings power.

GO

17.2x

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

20.5x

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

17.0x

Clorox Company (The)

Revenue Growth

Higher revenue growth usually signals stronger demand, market share gains, or a business still in expansion mode.

GO

1.1%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

10.4%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

-2.0%

Clorox Company (The)

Earnings Growth

Faster earnings growth matters because it shows management is converting sales momentum into shareholder value.

GO

13.6%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

-7.5%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

-50.1%

Clorox Company (The)

Operating Margin

Higher operating margin suggests better operating discipline, pricing power, or a structurally stronger business model.

GO

1.8%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

40.0%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

12.9%

Clorox Company (The)

Gross Margin

Gross margin helps show how much product-level pricing power and unit economics a company has before overhead.

GO

30.0%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

67.5%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

42.3%

Clorox Company (The)

Net Margin

Higher net margin means more of each dollar of revenue reaches the bottom line after all costs.

GO

-8.0%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

25.6%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

8.7%

Clorox Company (The)

Return on Equity

ROE shows how efficiently management turns shareholder capital into profits, though leverage can inflate it.

GO

-38.1%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

—

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

163.8%

Clorox Company (The)

Free Cash Flow Yield

Higher free cash flow yield can indicate a stronger cash return relative to the stock's market value.

GO

-3.9%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

3.3%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

0.9%

Clorox Company (The)

Debt to Equity

Lower leverage usually means less balance-sheet risk, though capital-intensive sectors naturally run higher debt loads.

GO

226.66x

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

—

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

2221.43x

Clorox Company (The)

Current Ratio

A stronger current ratio usually signals better short-term liquidity and more room to absorb shocks.

GO

1.29x

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

0.98x

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

0.66x

Clorox Company (The)

Beta

Lower beta often means lower volatility versus the market, while higher beta usually brings a rougher ride.

GO

0.68

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

0.40

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

0.54

Clorox Company (The)

Dividend Yield

Dividend yield matters for income-focused investors, but a high yield can also reflect a stressed stock price.

GO

—

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

3.1%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

4.7%

Clorox Company (The)

Analyst Upside

Higher analyst upside suggests the Street still sees room between current price and consensus fair value.

GO

-7.5%

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp.

PM

8.3%

Philip Morris International Inc

CLX

-4.7%

Clorox Company (The)

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Episode archive for GO

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