Dollar General stock price plunges 30% as company says customers don't have enough money to shop there
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Dollar General's recent earnings shortfall and lowered sales outlook reflect the challenges faced by its core lower-income customer base, which is struggling financially.
CEO Todd Vasos acknowledged that the softer sales trends are linked to a financially constrained core customer while emphasizing the need for improved inventory control.
According to Joe Feldman, the absence of trade-down customers, typically more affluent shoppers who turn to Dollar General during economic hardship, is a significant change from previous downturns.
The lowered earnings outlook and net sales targets indicate that Dollar General must address both economic conditions and internal operations to regain customer confidence.
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