Recent reports showed that Johnson Outdoors (NASDAQ:) experienced a 6.8% drop in their shares due to lower-than-expected operating profit in the first quarter. The company attributed this to challenging market conditions and is actively working on improving their cost structure and reducing inventory levels.
Despite a decline in sales across all four segments, Johnson Outdoors managed to surpass revenue expectations. However, overall, it was considered a mediocre quarter for the company.
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Analysis of market trends indicates that Johnson Outdoors’ shares are relatively stable compared to the market average, with only 7 significant movements of over 5% in the past year.
Since the beginning of the year, Johnson Outdoors’ shares have dropped by 21.5%, currently trading at $40.37 per share, which is 37.2% lower than their 52-week high of $64.24 in May 2023. Investors who invested $1,000 in Johnson Outdoors’ shares five years ago would now see their investment valued at $466.67.
