$BBW

Bath & Body Works’ shares have struggled in 2026 as investors weigh slowing sales growth and category pressures, according to the article. In Q1, the company reported net sales of $1.4 billion, down 3% year over year, and said consumer uncertainty and a challenging retail environment persisted. Body care declined in the mid-teens, Retail Dive reported. CEO Daniel Heaf said its multi-year transformation is on track.

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Carrara George sold 3,000 shares of BUILD-A-BEAR WORKSHOP INC (BBW) at $34.52 ($0.10M total) on 2026-06-05.

Build-A-Bear reported fiscal results with revenue down 2.4% to $125.3 million, below the $129.6 million estimate, but adjusted EPS of $1.03 beat the $0.75 forecast. The company raised its fiscal 2026 pre-tax income outlook to $72–$78 million (tariff refund cited) while lowering revenue guidance to $530–$550 million. Net retail sales fell 5.1% and e-commerce demand declined 26.1%.

Build-A-Bear Workshop held its Q1 2026 earnings call, reporting revenue of $125 million, down 2% year over year. The company revised full-year revenue guidance to $530–$550 million, citing economic and geopolitical challenges, while raising pre-tax income guidance to $72–$78 million on a $13 million tariff refund. Management said results were mixed, with strong Valentine’s Day/Easter but lower store and online traffic. CEO Sharon John will transition out, with COO Chris Hurt taking over.

Build-A-Bear Workshop (BBW) reported first-quarter results and updated its outlook for FY2026 total revenue to $530 million–$550 million, citing factors including tariffs, labor costs, freight expense changes, and inflation. Ahead of Thursday’s open, the stock was down about 5.3% to $35.78 on the NYSE.

Build-A-Bear Workshop has issued a recall for approximately 36,000 Heartwarming Hugs Bears in the U.S. and 520 in Canada due to a potential choking hazard. The recall stems from the zipper slider on the bear's side pouch, which can detach and expose ceramic beads, posing a risk to children. No injuries have been reported, but consumers are advised to immediately stop using the toy and return it for a full refund or gift card.

Zacks Research has upgraded Build-A-Bear Workshop (NYSE:BBW) from a "strong sell" to a "hold" rating, following several other analysts maintaining "buy" ratings and adjusting price targets. The company reported strong quarterly earnings, beating analyst estimates, and institutional investors have significantly increased their holdings. Build-A-Bear Workshop currently holds a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating among analysts with an average price target of $64.75.

Pacific Ridge Capital Partners LLC reduced its stake in Build-A-Bear Workshop, Inc. (NYSE:BBW) by 26.3% in Q3, now holding 157,617 shares valued at approximately $10.28 million, making it their seventh largest position. Despite this reduction, institutional ownership in BBW remains high at 79.3%, with other funds increasing their stakes, indicating continued institutional interest. The company holds a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating from analysts with an average target price of $64.75, trading near $50 with a P/E of 11.48, and recently surpassed its EPS estimates while slightly missing revenue expectations.