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LA-Z-BOY INC

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La-Z-Boy president Robert Sundy II sells $154,233 in shares

La-Z-Boy Inc. (LZB) President Robert Sundy II sold 5,000 shares for $154,233. The company's Q1 2027 earnings missed estimates, with EPS at $0.43 vs. $0.49 expected and revenue at $476M vs. $495.45M. Weaknesses in wholesale and Joybird segments, along with supply-chain costs, were cited.

Will Earnings Miss Change La Z Boy Stock Narrative

La-Z-Boy reported fiscal first-quarter earnings, revenue, and second-quarter sales guidance below analyst expectations, prompting a shareholder investigation. The company faces demand and pricing challenges, with analysts expecting $2.2B revenue and $119.9M earnings by 2029. Management's handling of margin pressure and expansion plans is key for investors.

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Will Earnings Miss Change La Z Boy Stock Narrative

La-Z-Boy reported fiscal first-quarter earnings, revenue, and second-quarter sales guidance below analyst expectations, prompting a shareholder investigation. The company faces demand and pricing challenges, with analysts expecting $2.2B revenue and $119.9M earnings by 2029. Management's handling of margin pressure and expansion plans is key for investors.

La-Z-Boy plans $23M Missouri manufacturing expansion, distribution center

La-Z-Boy plans a $23M expansion in Missouri, including a 150,000-sq-ft distribution center and upgrades to an existing manufacturing facility, according to the state's Department of Economic Development. The project, expected to create up to 100 jobs, is part of a multiyear distribution overhaul aimed at improving operational efficiencies and margins. The company may receive $356,304 in tax credits through the Missouri Works Program.

Boy Incorporated To Expand In Neosho

La-Z-Boy Incorporated plans to invest $23 million in Neosho, creating up to 100 jobs. The expansion includes a new 150,000-square-foot distribution center. The company will receive $356,304 from the Missouri Works Program. La-Z-Boy is a leading furniture retailer and manufacturer with a significant presence in Missouri.

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