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| Panera
Bread (PNRA) Looks Ready to Rebound |
Published: August 22, 2005
Last August, when the low-carb
craze reached its peak, millions of bread-avoiding consumers kept Panera
Bread's (PNRA, $52.75) same-store sales stuck in neutral -- comps in the
second quarter of 2004 rose a slim 1.9%. A year later, though, the
driving force behind the fad -- Atkins Nutritionals -- has filed for
bankruptcy, its followers have abandoned the diet in droves, and Panera
Bread is once again posting record results.
The bakery-café
operator recently reported strong top-line growth of +33%, as revenues for the
quarter checked in at $140.2 million. Bakery sales -- which represent
roughly three-fourths of total revenues -- jumped +38%, driven by a
healthy +9.3% gain in same-store sales, as well as the addition of 131
new locations. Panera now has nearly 800 retail outlets in its system,
with another sixty on the way before the end of the fiscal year. Despite
rising food costs that cut into operating margins, net income for the
quarter still surged +61% to a record $10.4 million, or $0.33 per share.
With its Via Panera catering
service generating impressive results, and upbeat forecasts for
impressive earnings growth of +27% this year, Panera Bread is well
positioned for future growth. After watching the stock pull back from
its mid-June high of $66.49 down to recent lows of under $53, now could be a perfect time for investors
to establish new positions in PNRA.
Good investing!


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Editor
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that he spent several years as Managing Editor at a multi-million dollar
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his role as managing editor and lead financial writer, he was also
responsible for equity research and managing a team of seasoned
professional financial writers, researchers and market commentators.
Paul's previous experience
includes a position at Robert W. Baird & Co.'s full-service
brokerage operations as well as economic research work on a Money and
Banking project funded by the National Bureau of Economic Research. He
has also spent time doing outside consulting and research for the
University of Virginia, has appeared as a guest expert on several
prominent financial radio shows, and has been a featured speaker at
various investment conferences across the U.S.
Paul graduated with a B.S.
in Finance and Management from the McIntire School of Commerce at the
University of Virginia.
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