NYSE:CAVA 30 October 2025 - 3 January 2026

CAVA shares closed at $62.10 on December 24, up 4.6% in a shortened session before Christmas, with volume near 2.3 million. The stock fell to $59.31 in after-hours trading, down about 4.5%. No new company disclosures were reported that day. Investors continue to weigh CAVA’s recent quarterly results and lowered full-year outlook.

CAVA shares fell after the company cut its 2025 outlook and trimmed margin guidance, citing weaker demand from younger diners and higher costs. Q3 revenue rose 20% to $289.8 million, but same-restaurant sales grew just 1.9%. Analysts lowered price targets following the guidance reset. No new company press releases were issued after the Nov. 4 earnings report.

Cava Group shares fell to a 52-week low of $54.93 on Oct. 30, down nearly 55% in a year and 62% below post-IPO highs. Revenue rose 24% in the first half of 2025, but same-store sales growth slowed to 2.1% last quarter. Analysts remain split, with price targets ranging from $37.50 to $100. The company continues to expand, recently opening locations in Miami and Detroit.