CAVA Group Stock News

CAVA Group remains a "Buy" despite recent sales guidance cuts and a sharp stock decline, reflecting broader industry weakness, not company-specific issues. CAVA is outperforming peers in same-restaurant sales growth, gaining market share in the fast-casual dining sector even as consumer spending softens. The company noted that same-restaurant sales growth re-accelerated after exiting Q2, which ...

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WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CAVA, the category-defining Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant brand, is “shawarming” up its menu by bringing one of the world's most beloved street foods to its restaurants around the country. Beginning on Monday, September 8 for a limited time, guests can enjoy Chicken Shawarma in chef-curated or build-your-own pitas and bowls. Chicken Shawarma is CAVA's modern ...

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Cava (CAVA -0.85%) is doing what you want from an early-stage national brand. It's adding units at a healthy pace, posting solid restaurant-level margins, and building awareness in markets where Mediterranean fast-casual wasn't previously top of mind.

Cava Group (CAVA 1.49%) and its customers know all about dips. The chain's tzatziki, spicy hummus, Greek green goddess, and signature "crazy feta" are so popular that even some local grocers stock them in eight-ounce containers.

Cava Group Inc. (NYSE: CAVA) has dropped 20% in the last month after reporting weaker Q2 sales and revising its forecast downward, although the stock seems more akin to a Hold than a Sell. For investors willing to take on greater risk, it might even present itself as a Buy on weakness, given the firm's robust growth trajectory and solid financial foundation.