Burlington Stores, Inc.
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Five Below (FIVE) reported Q2 revenue of $1.26B, up 22.9% YoY, beating estimates. TJX (TJX) reported $15.18B, up 5.4%, in line with expectations. Ollie's (OLLI) reported $741.3M, up 9.1%, missing estimates. Burlington (BURL) reported $3.00B, up 11%, slightly below estimates. FIVE stock is down 8.6%, TJX down 2.7%, OLLI up 29.4%, BURL down 17.7% since reporting.
Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN) sold a 441,000-square-foot office building in Philadelphia to Burlington Stores (BURL) for its new corporate headquarters, bringing 2,000 jobs to the city. Greenberg Traurig advised on the deal.
Wells Fargo named Burlington Stores (BURL) its top off-price retail pick, citing favorable valuation and margin improvement potential. The firm noted shifting market share dynamics, with TJX (TJX) losing share and Ross Stores (ROST) gaining. Burlington's Q3 sales are expected to track at 2%, below Street estimates. Ross Stores is seen as fundamentally strong but overvalued, while TJX faces challenges in its Marmaxx division.
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In the last 30 days, BURL insiders filed 5 SEC Form 4 transactions — no purchases and 5 sales ($456K). The most active reporter was Vecchio Jennifer, Group President and CMO, with 5 filings. 100% of those filings were made under pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plans.
Significant negative sentiment from weak guidance and share decline.
The headquarters move signals expansion and a long‑term commitment to the Philadelphia market.
Positive outlook may lift BURL as analysts upgrade the stock.
Analyst endorsement may boost the stock after recent underperformance.
Positive analyst endorsement with a sizable upside estimate.
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Five Below (FIVE) reported Q2 revenue of $1.26B, up 22.9% YoY, beating estimates. TJX (TJX) reported $15.18B, up 5.4%, in line with expectations. Ollie's (OLLI) reported $741.3M, up 9.1%, missing estimates. Burlington (BURL) reported $3.00B, up 11%, slightly below estimates. FIVE stock is down 8.6%, TJX down 2.7%, OLLI up 29.4%, BURL down 17.7% since reporting.
2 min readBrandywine Realty Trust (BDN) sold a 441,000-square-foot office building in Philadelphia to Burlington Stores (BURL) for its new corporate headquarters, bringing 2,000 jobs to the city. Greenberg Traurig advised on the deal.
2 min readWells Fargo named Burlington Stores (BURL) its top off-price retail pick, citing favorable valuation and margin improvement potential. The firm noted shifting market share dynamics, with TJX (TJX) losing share and Ross Stores (ROST) gaining. Burlington's Q3 sales are expected to track at 2%, below Street estimates. Ross Stores is seen as fundamentally strong but overvalued, while TJX faces challenges in its Marmaxx division.
2 min readGoldman Sachs added Amazon, Burlington Stores, Huntington Ingalls, Johnson Controls, and Occidental Petroleum to its 'U.S. Conviction List — Director's Cut' for October, with price targets implying 40%-60% upside. Amazon was highlighted for AI-driven AWS demand, e-commerce profitability, and advertising growth. Huntington Ingalls was noted for its U.S. Navy shipbuilding focus, while Burlington was praised for store growth and cost efficiencies.
2 min readGoldman Sachs updated its Conviction List for October, adding five stocks and removing five. Amazon (AMZN) was added with a $375 target, a 51% upside. Other additions include Burlington Stores (BURL), Huntington Ingalls (HII), Johnson Controls (JCI), and another company. Removals include Air Products (APD), ConocoPhillips (COP), Golar LNG (GLNG), Loar (LOAR), and Tyson Foods (TSN).
2 min readGoldman Sachs added Amazon, Burlington Stores, Occidental Petroleum, Johnson Controls, and Huntington Ingalls to its Conviction List. The list includes 20-25 stocks and is updated monthly.
1 min readGoldman Sachs added Amazon, Burlington Stores, Huntington Ingalls, Johnson Controls, and Occidental Petroleum to its U.S. Conviction List. Analysts cited strong revenue growth, margin expansion, and strategic advantages in AI, e-commerce, and shipbuilding. The bank removed five other companies from the list.
1 min readGoldman Sachs added Amazon (AMZN), Burlington Stores (BURL), Huntington Ingalls (HII), Johnson Controls (JCI), and Occidental Petroleum (OXY) to its monthly Director’s Cut list, removing five others, including ConocoPhillips (COP). The list features 20-25 fundamental Buy-rated U.S. stocks. ConocoPhillips reported Q2 2026 earnings, beating EPS estimates but missing revenue forecasts. UBS raised its price target for COP to $153, maintaining a Buy rating.
2 min readBurlington Stores has leased 31,717 square feet at 25 Navy Street in Brooklyn Navy Yard, with occupancy planned for fall 2027. The deal, representing 10 years with renewal options, leaves 7,000 square feet still available. Steiner NYC, the developer, expressed excitement about the retailer's addition. Burlington has been active in expanding its footprint, recently taking over leases from Joann and opening new locations in Queens.
2 min readBurlington Stores (BURL) shares rose 4.5% to $266.23, recovering from a post-earnings sell-off. The company beat EPS estimates by 35% and raised full-year guidance, though revenue missed slightly. Analysts maintain high price targets ($370–$440) and a Buy rating, citing store expansion and pricing strategies. The rally contrasts with broader market declines.
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