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Village Super Market

VLGEA

Capitalización de mercado USD 646 M

43.62 USD

-0.70

1.58%

Al cierre Actualizado 16 oct, 4:00 p.m. EDT

Antes de la apertura del mercado

Después del cierre del mercado

43.62

0.00

0%

1 día

-1.58%

5 días

-0.86%

1 mes

-1.2%

3 meses

-2.26%

6 meses

5.34%

En lo que va del año

25.74%

1 año

34.67%

5 años

94.3%

10 años

36.83%

Acerca de: Village Super Market Inc operates a chain of ShopRite supermarkets, a few of which are in northern New Jersey, southern New Jersey, Maryland, and in northeastern Pennsylvania. The company is a member of Wakefern Food Corporation (Wakefern), a retailer-owned food cooperative and owner of the ShopRite name. It consists of one operating segment, the retail sale of food and nonfood products.

Empleados: 7,000

Productos básicos de consumo Tiendas de comestibles

Noticias

Positivo

Neutral

Negativo

Sentimiento 3 meses

Positivo 60%

Neutral 20%

Negativo 20%

Zacks Investment Research

VLGEA Stock Falls 3% as Q4 Earnings Decline Y/Y Amid Rising Costs

Village's fiscal Q4 earnings per share decline year over year due to elevated operating costs and lower Wakefern rebates, partly offset by digital and same-store growth.

VLGEA Stock Falls 3% as Q4 Earnings Decline Y/Y Amid Rising Costs

Village Super Market: There's Still No Rush

Village Super Market remains a stable, asset-heavy regional grocer with limited upside at current valuations. Recent same-store sales improved sequentially but lagged food inflation, while margin pressure persists from lower Wakefern patronage dividends. FY 2027 projections call for flat to low-single-digit same-store sales growth and EBITDA in the $98.9–$112.5 million range.

Village Super Market: There's Still No Rush

Zacks Investment Research

Village Stock Trades at a Discount: Should You Buy, Sell or Hold?

VLGEA is benefiting from store investments, digital sales growth and stronger cash flow as it upgrades its regional network.

Village Stock Trades at a Discount: Should You Buy, Sell or Hold?

Village Super Market, Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend

SPRINGFIELD, N.J., Sept. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Board of Directors of Village Super Market, Inc. (NSD:VLGEA) declared quarterly cash dividends of $0.25 per Class A common share and $0.1625 per Class B common share. The dividends will be payable on October 22, 2026 to shareholders of record at the close of business on October 1, 2026.

Village Super Market, Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend

Village Super Market's Dip Means A Bigger Discount For Investors

Village Super Market remains a compelling value, trading at attractive multiples despite recent bottom-line weakness. VLGEA continues to grow revenue, with adjusted comparable sales up 1.3% in Q3 and management guiding for 1.5%–2.5% comp sales growth in FY26. Profitability declined due to lower gross margins, higher operating costs, and reduced patronage dividends from Wakefern, but net cash remains robust at $53.1 million.

Village Super Market's Dip Means A Bigger Discount For Investors

Zacks Investment Research

NGVC vs VLGEA: Which Grocery Retailer Stock is the Better Buy?

Let's find out which grocery retailer, NGVC or VLGEA, offers the better mix of growth, expansion potential and long-term value for investors.

NGVC vs VLGEA: Which Grocery Retailer Stock is the Better Buy?

Zacks Investment Research

Village's Q3 Earnings Decline Y/Y Due to Weather Disruptions

VLGEA reports a year-over-year decline in fiscal Q3 earnings per share due to storm-related disruptions, rising expenses and lower supplier rebates, partly offset by digital and store growth.

Village's Q3 Earnings Decline Y/Y Due to Weather Disruptions

Village Super Market: Watchung Raises New Questions

Village Super Market (VLGEA) is upgraded to 'Hold' after Q3 FY 2026 earnings and a post-earnings sell-off. VLGEA's same-store sales dipped, but normalizing for Storm Fern shows only a marginal slowdown; gross margin compression is the bigger concern. Store cannibalization and competitive pressure from hard-discounters limit the effectiveness of large-scale renovations versus smaller, widespread upgrades.

Village Super Market: Watchung Raises New Questions

Village Super Market: Why Taking Profits Makes Sense Now (Rating Downgrade)

Village Super Market has outperformed, rising nearly 27% in four months, but now trades at fair value with limited upside. Recent same-store sales growth was inflated by storm-driven demand; normalized comps are closer to 1.4%, below inflation, pressuring margins. Store replacement strategy drives margin resilience, but EBITDA and FCF growth remain constrained by competitive pressures and elevated Capex.

Village Super Market: Why Taking Profits Makes Sense Now (Rating Downgrade)

Zacks Investment Research

Village Gains 16% Year to Date: Should You Buy the Stock?

VLGEA benefits from Wakefern scale, digital growth, store upgrades, and strong cash flows, driving margins, customer loyalty and long-term expansion potential.

Village Gains 16% Year to Date: Should You Buy the Stock?

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