SPWHSportsman's Warehouse Holdings, Inc.
The schedule
- Thu15Oct
An update on SPWH’s credit facility, covenants, and any refinancing or amendment is critical given roughly $484M of debt, thin cash, and negative free cash flow, with equity trading around $1.30.
- Wed4Nov
Q3 2026 earnings will cover peak hunting season and provide early visibility into holiday performance and liquidity heading into year-end, off a distressed $0.50 share price baseline.
- Mon1Feb
Following a year of weak results and balance-sheet stress, SPWH could formally explore strategic alternatives, including a sale or take-private, with speculation around such a process likely to intensify in early 2027 from a depressed $0.30 trading level.
- Thu11Feb
Full-year 2026 results and initial 2027 guidance will update investors on whether SPWH is stabilizing margins and cash flow or moving closer to a restructuring scenario, from an already distressed $0.10 base price.
- Wed5May
- Wed4Aug
Past
- Sat15Aug
Actual outcome: Bear
Sportsman's Warehouse did not provide a substantive late-summer update on its fall hunting season merchandising or inventory levels, only announcing the schedule for its Q2 earnings call. Without reassuring details on ammunition availability or inventory positioning ahead of its most critical season, the stock lacked a positive catalyst and drifted 5% lower.
Management’s late-summer update on hunting assortments, ammunition availability, and inventory levels will frame how well SPWH is positioned for its most important season, against a backdrop of elevated debt and recent losses at a $0.90 share price anchor.
- Wed5Aug
Actual outcome: Mixed · $1.19 at outcome
Sportsman's Warehouse reported Q2 2026 EPS of -$0.56, exactly matching analyst estimates. With earnings coming in line with expectations and no major surprises regarding summer traffic or margin turnaround efforts, the stock saw a muted reaction. Shares traded essentially flat, rising just 1.7% to close at $1.20 as the market lacked a clear directional catalyst.
Q2 2026 earnings will show how summer traffic, firearms demand, and clearance activity are tracking versus guidance, and whether management is making progress on turning negative margins around at a time when leverage is high and the stock trades at $1.20.
- Tue2Jun
Actual outcome: Bear · $1.26 at outcome
Sportsman's Warehouse reported a narrower-than-expected Q1 loss, a 2.1% increase in same-store sales, and reaffirmed its full-year 2026 guidance. Despite an initial post-earnings surge driven by strength in hunting and fishing, the stock ultimately declined 12.7% by the outcome date as ongoing bottom-line losses and continued pressure in camping and soft goods weighed on investor sentiment.
Q1 2026 earnings will show whether Sportsman’s Warehouse is stabilizing comps and gross margin after several loss-making quarters, and how aggressively management is managing inventory and SG&A to protect liquidity at a $1.46 share price.