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Signet is repurchasing 7 million shares in preferred stock from Leonard Green. The move will reduce shares outstanding by 15% and improve its earnings guidance.
Shares of Signet Jewelers fell on its latest earnings report, but the long-term picture looks promising. The company will certainly benefit from an uptick in wedding engagements in the coming years.
Retailers are starting to benefit from a more stable inflationary environment with Guess (GES) and Signet Jewelers (SIG) being two retail stocks that investors shouldn't overlook after their favorable Q4 results.
At first glance, diamond jewelry retailer Signet Jewelers (NYSE: SIG ) seems like a money pit. On Wednesday, SIG stock suffered a devastating drop of more than 12%.
An expected post-pandemic resurgence in engagements may be delayed by today's economic conditions. High inflation and an uncertain labor market could lead couples to put off getting married, Gina Drosos, CEO of Signet Jewelers, the owner of Kay Jewelers and Zales, told Bloomberg in a report posted Wednesday (March 20).