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Urban Outfitters (NYSE: URBN) Fiscal 4Q19 Results: Revenues Up, Comps Up, Plans to Open Net 15 New Stores in 2019

Urban Outfitters reported fiscal 4Q19 revenues of $1.13B, up 3.7% year over year. The company reported 4Q19 adjusted EPS of $0.83, up 20.3% from the year ago period. Comparable sales were up 3.7% YoY. By brand, comparable retail sales increased by 4% at Free People, 4% at Urban Outfitters, 2% at Anthropologie. For fiscal FY20, the company plans to open 28 new stores and close 13 stores, with a net of 15 new stores across its banners. The company stated that the Urban Outfitters’ brand recorded exceptional growth in China on its Tmall Global platform, and in the summer of 2019, the Urban Outfitters brand will launch on the larger Tmall Classic platform as well.

Ross Stores (NYSE: ROST) Fiscal 4Q18 Results: Beats Estimates, Plans to Open 100 Stores in 2019

Ross Stores reported fiscal 4Q18 revenues of $4.1B, up 1% YoY and above the $4.0B consensus estimate. The company’s comparable sales were up 4% in 4Q18 as compared to a 5% increase in 4Q17. For fiscal 1Q19, Ross Stores forecasts comparable sales growth of flat to up 2% and projects EPS to be $1.05–$1.11. The company plans to add 22 new Ross Dress for Less (Ross) and 6 dd’s DISCOUNTS stores in 1Q19. The company plans to open about 100 new stores in 2019, consisting of approximately 75 Ross and 25 dd’s DISCOUNTS locations.

BJ’s Wholesale Club (NYSE: BJ) 4Q18 Earnings: Beats Consensus Estimates, Light Guidance

BJ’s Wholesale Club reported 4Q18 results beating consensus estimates and offered 2019 guidance below consensus. Revenues were $3.42B, beating consensus of $3.36B, comps ex gasoline were +2.9%, and adjusted EPS was $0.44, beating consensus of $0.36. 2019 revenue guidance of $12.9-$13.2B is below consensus of $13.37B; comps are expected to be +1.5%-2.5%.

Foot Locker (NYSE: FL) 4Q18 Results: Revenues Up, Comps Up 9.7%, FL Closing 165 Stores in 2019

Foot Locker 4Q18 revenues were $2.27 billiob, up 2.8% YoY, above consensus of $2.18 billion. The company reported 4Q18 adjusted EPS of $1.56, beating consensus of $1.40. Comps rose 9.7% for the quarter. Management expects mid-single digit comp gains and a double digit percentage increase in EPS in 2019. The company plans to close 165 stores.