On October 23, Snap-on fell 5.66% in Regular Trading, trading at $347.0 per share, with turnover of $189 million.
The move followed the company’s latest third-quarter results, which came in below market expectations and directly pressured the stock.
Snap-on reported adjusted EPS of $4.64, below consensus expectations of $4.91 to $4.93, while net sales were $1.18 billion versus an expected $1.24 billion. From a year earlier, EPS declined from $5.02 and net sales edged down from $1.19 billion. Recent company commentary indicated weakness in tools demand, with diesel-price pressure offsetting strength in the Commercial & Industrial segment.
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