Dollar General Aktie News

Dollar General made significant progress on shrink, inventory, and customer growth, raising guidance despite a tough environment—evidence of a strong turnaround. New customers, especially from middle-to-higher income cohorts, are offsetting core customer struggles, making DG more resilient and countercyclical. Financial results are improving with growing sales, better gross margins, and increas...

After reaching multi-year lows in 2024, Dollar General (DG 0.19%) and Dollar Tree (DLTR 1.15%) are staging epic recoveries in 2025.

Shares of retail chain Dollar General (DG -0.33%) dropped 45% in 2023 and 44% in 2024 as investors fretted over rising unemployment, macroeconomic uncertainty from tariffs, and the retailer's own plunging profit margins. In January, it hit rock bottom.

Dollar General (DG -0.33%) has struggled in recent years, as inflationary pressures hurt its lower-income consumer base. However, the stock staged a strong rally following its fiscal first-quarter earnings report.

According to data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence, discount retailer Dollar General's (DG -0.32%) share price ballooned by almost 17% across the trading week. In retrospect that wasn't surprising, as the company simply crushed it in its latest earnings report, and analysts fell over themselves publishing bullish new takes on its stock.

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Shares of Dollar General (DG 1.82%) have had a great run so far in 2025 and are outperforming the S&P 500 by a wide margin. At this point, investors looking at the low-price retailer need to carefully consider its valuation.

The dollar stores, such as Dollar General NYSE: DG and Dollar Tree NASDAQ: DLTR, have stock prices trading at discount levels in 2025. The discounts were deserved, driven by sluggish retail business and much-needed rationalizations that are now underway.