$VSXY

Victoria’s Secret & Co. (VSXY) reported 20% year-over-year international net sales growth in Q2 2026, with China as a key market. The company raised its full-year net sales outlook to $7.10-$7.18 billion and adjusted operating income to $560-$590 million. VSXY's stock has risen 57.7% in six months, trading at a P/S ratio of 0.88.

Victoria’s Secret & Company reported Q2 net sales of $1.611B, up 10% YoY, and adjusted EPS of $0.95, nearly tripling. The company raised its full-year sales guidance to $7.1B-$7.18B, citing strong demand and operational improvements, despite near-term headwinds from tariffs and higher costs. Growth was broad-based across brands, channels, and geographies, with regular-price selling and customer acquisition driving margins.

Victoria's Secret & Co. (VSXY) raised its fiscal 2026 net sales guidance to $7.10-$7.18 billion, with projected earnings growth of 56.3% for the current fiscal year. Despite strong growth, its valuation is above historical norms and industry averages, trading at 14.13X forward earnings. The company faces risks from tariffs, marketing costs, and competition, but has growth opportunities in international expansion and digital engagement.

Victoria's Secret (VSXY) reported Q2 sales of $1.611B, up 10%, and adjusted EPS of $0.95, nearly tripling from last year. Bra sales drove growth, with new products and full-price selling boosting performance. PINK and Beauty also contributed, and international sales surged 20%. Management raised full-year guidance but warned of rising costs and tariffs affecting Q3 earnings.

Analysts at Barclays maintained ratings on Victoria's Secret (VSXY) and Tractor Supply (TSCO). VSXY received a Buy rating with a $106 target, while TSCO got a Hold rating with a $35 target. Both stocks have a Moderate Buy consensus, with average targets of $94.33 (VSXY) and $36.50 (TSCO).

Several retail stocks fell after August's Producer Price Index rose 5.4% YoY, driven by energy costs, and Brent crude oil surpassed $100/barrel, raising inflation concerns. Affected companies include Zumiez (ZUMZ, -4%), Macy's (M, -4.3%), Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF, -3.9%), and Victoria's Secret (VSXY, -4.2%). America's Car-Mart (CRMT, -4.8%) also declined, trading 96% below its 52-week high.

Victoria's Secret reported Q2 net sales of $1.611B, up 10%, with international sales rising 20% to $273.4M. North American sales increased 9%, driven by price and footfall. The company attributes growth to its Path to Potential strategy. Operating income jumped to $256.6M, aided by tariff refunds. Full-year guidance was raised, with Q3 sales forecasted between $1.57B and $1.6B.

Victoria's Secret (VSXY) raised its 2026 outlook and reported stronger Q2 sales and earnings. Despite a 24.26% 1-month share price drop to $75.72, its YTD gain is 41.90% and 1-year return is 195.09%. Analysts peg its fair value at $92.60, suggesting a potential undervaluation. The company's transformation and omnichannel growth drive revenue and market share growth, but risks include tariff costs and mall traffic struggles.

VS&Co (VSXY) reported Q2 2026 net sales of $1.611B, up 10% YoY, and adjusted EPS of $0.95, exceeding guidance. All segments grew, with international sales up 20%. The company raised its full-year guidance. Management noted risks from transportation costs and tariffs. Inventory levels increased 8% YoY.

BMO Capital initiated coverage on Victoria’s Secret (NYSE:VSXY) with a Market Perform rating and $80 price target, citing a 195% stock surge over the past year. The firm set above-consensus earnings estimates for 2026 and 2027, noting brand momentum but also overvaluation. VSXY reported stronger-than-expected Q2 earnings, raising its full-year outlook despite a slight revenue miss. Other analysts have mixed price target adjustments.