NASDAQ:DLTR 30 November 2025 - 23 January 2026

Dollar Tree shares closed at $129.97 on Dec. 11, up 4.61%, after posting its highest level in over a year. The stock has gained about 15% since Dec. 3, following strong Q3 results, raised 2025 guidance, and the completed sale of Family Dollar. Net sales rose 9.4% to $4.7 billion, with same-store sales up 4.2%. Management cited higher average ticket and a shift to a multi-price strategy.

Dollar Tree shares traded near $123 on December 8, just below 52-week highs, after a strong Q3 2025 earnings beat and raised full-year guidance. The company reported $4.75–4.76 billion in net sales, 4.2% same-store growth, and adjusted EPS of $1.21. Dollar Tree plans 12–15% annual EPS growth through 2028. Margins remain pressured by higher payroll and competition.

Dollar Tree shares hit a 52-week high of $125.79 Friday, closing up 5.7% at $122.44 and nearly doubling from this year’s low. The company reported Q3 sales of $4.7–$4.75 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.21, both above estimates, and raised full-year guidance. Dollar Tree completed its $1 billion Family Dollar sale and saw a shift toward higher-income shoppers. The stock now trades above most analyst targets.

Dollar Tree reported Q3 2025 revenue of $4.75 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.21, both ahead of analyst estimates. The company raised its full-year profit outlook, now guiding for adjusted EPS of $5.60–$5.80. Shares rose about 2% pre-market after the announcement. Dollar Tree’s stock is up roughly 45–48% over the past year.