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Cava (CAVA) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Cava Group Inc. (NYSE: CAVA) has dropped 20% in the last month after reporting weaker Q2 sales and revising its forecast downward, although the stock seems more akin to a Hold than a Sell. For investors willing to take on greater risk, it might even present itself as a Buy on weakness, given the firm's robust growth trajectory and solid financial foundation.
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Shares of Cava Group (CAVA 1.25%) plunged after the Mediterranean-themed restaurant operator's same-store sales growth slowed in its fiscal second quarter (ended July 13), missing expectations. The stock is now down nearly 40% year to date as of this writing.
Cava stock just wrapped up one its worst weeks ever after missing on Q2 revenue estimates and lowering its full-year same-store sales growth target for the first time. Shares of the fast-casual chain have fallen nearly 40% this year, despite soaring 160% in 2024.
A notable restaurant duo, Chipotle Mexican Grill CMG and CAVA Group CAVA, both faced pressure following the release of their quarterly results, adding fuel to the already-poor share performance from each in 2025.
"The next Chipotle" isn't getting much love from investors these days. Shares of Cava Group (CAVA -2.16%) crashed this week following a second-quarter report that missed the mark.
Known for generating massive gains for investors, Chipotle and Cava Group have seen their stocks fall mightily to 52-week lows following their lackluster Q2 results.