NYSE:CMG 2 November 2025 - 15 February 2026

Chipotle shares rose 1.3% to $36.30 Friday, ending a three-day slide, after Capital World Investors disclosed a 7.7% stake. About 18.7 million shares traded. The company plans a 1–2% menu price increase this year and expects flat same-store sales in 2026. U.S. markets close Monday for Presidents Day.

Chipotle shares rebounded to $40.00, up 2.1%, after dropping to $36.50 earlier Wednesday. The company reported Q4 revenue of $3.0 billion, but comparable sales fell 2.5% and transactions dropped 3.2%. Chipotle projects flat comparable sales for 2026 and plans 1–2% menu price hikes to offset rising costs, especially for beef. Investors await further details in the upcoming SEC filing.

Chipotle shares rose 1.7% in premarket trading Wednesday after a 7% drop on its flat 2026 sales outlook and plans for a 1%–2% menu price hike. Fourth-quarter revenue reached about $3.0 billion, with comparable sales down 2.5% and transactions falling 3.2%. Restaurant-level operating margin dropped to 23.4% from 24.8%. Chipotle opened 132 new restaurants in the quarter.

Mizuho raised its Chipotle price target to $36 from $34, maintaining a neutral rating and trimming margin forecasts. The firm now expects 2026 same-store sales growth of 2.0%, up from 1.3%, and sees average check growth below 1%. Chipotle will report fourth-quarter and full-year results on February 3. Shares closed at $37.49 Friday, up 1.3%.

Chipotle shares rose 3.64% Friday to $36.14, capping a four-day rally even as major U.S. indexes fell. The company announced a new $1.8 billion share repurchase authorization and opened its 4,000th restaurant in Manhattan, Kansas. The stock gained about 7.5% for the week but remains well below its 52-week high. Next earnings are scheduled for Feb. 3, 2026.

Chipotle shares rose 3.6% to $36.13 on December 12 after opening its 4,000th restaurant in Manhattan, Kansas. The company marked the milestone by ringing the NYSE Opening Bell and reaffirmed plans for 315 to 345 new locations in 2025. Market cap stood near $52.5 billion. Analyst Bernstein maintained an Outperform rating.

Chipotle shares closed at $33.94, down about 35% over six months and over 40% year-to-date, ranking among 2025’s worst S&P 500 performers. Q3 revenue rose 7.5% to $3.0 billion, but comparable sales barely grew and operating margin fell to 15.9% as costs climbed. Management cut 2025 sales guidance for the third time, now expecting full-year comparable sales to decline. Chipotle’s market cap stands at roughly $52.5 billion.

Chipotle shares closed at $31.63 on Friday, up 4.2% but still down nearly 50% in 2025 and hovering near a 52-week low. Market cap stands at about $42 billion. Ensign Peak Advisors cut its stake by nearly 25% last quarter, while analysts debate whether the stock is now undervalued after the steep decline.